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Dee, Mozzy : Orale

Screeching Weasel : Anthem for a new tomorrow (30th anniversary ed.)

Marino, Brad : Basement beat

Young Hasselhoffs : Life got in the way

Freeloader : Freeloader II

Right Here : Northern town

Brown, Adam : What we'll never know

Palmer, Geoff : Charts & graphs

Dogmatics : Est 81

Mono In Stereo : Can't stop the bleeding

Amplifier Heads : Rectifier

'Rectifier' is the 2022 full-length by the garage rock band from Boston. 'Rectifier' is full of distortion, feedback, groovy swinging beats and pure pop melodies. The indie smash hit single 'Space Cadette' is included!

Barrett, Abbie : I will let you know

This release of power pop/rock gems by Abbie Barrett features a.o. a cover of Steeley Dan's 'Dirty Work'. Greg Hawkes of The Cars contributes to the raucous title track.TRACKS:1. I WILL LET YOU KNOW 2. BETTER MACHINE 3. RECONCILE 4. DIRTY WORK 5. BLOOD & BONE 6. THE LIGHT 7. HERE TO STAY

Boris The Sprinkler : Gets a clue

'Gets A Clue' comprises seven tracks by the acclaimed flamboyant punk band from Green Bay, Wisconsin.

Cheap Cassettes : Ever since ever since

This release from The Cheap Cassettes contains 10 tracks featuring cool driving guitar riffs, super-catchy choruses and marvelously bitter lyrics. And there's a bonus cut too! 'Ever Since Ever Since' is recommended to fans of a.o. The Flamin' Groovies and Big Star.

Clams : Complete clams

Active during the second half of the '80s, The Clams were an awesome all-girl garage-pop/rock'n'roll combo from Minneapolis. This CD compiles the tracks from the band's two 7-inches and 12-inch EP.

Coles, Nato -& The Blue Diamond Band- : Flyover

Roots'n'roll driven hi-energy punk-rock from the Twin Cities!

Cruzados : The best of cruzados

Presented on this compilation are some of the best tracks from the LA-based '80s rock band featuring Tito Larriva, Tony Marsico, Steven Hufsteter and Chalo Quintana. There are contributions from a.o. Bob Dylan, Don Henley, Howie Epstein and others.

Diablogato : Old ghost

Hailing from Boston, Diablogato merges garage rock with punk and rockabilly leanings. 'Old Ghost' contains 13 tracks that are greasy and swampy.

Dirty Truckers : Tisbury joneser

This 10-track release from the Dirty Truckers offers a sonic wall of '70s FM thunder welded by earnest, heart-worn sleeve blue collar rock'n'roll!

Electraluxx : Buzz-o-ramma

Containing 12 tracks, 'Buzz-O-Rama' is a treat for fans of garage-rock, surf-punk and rockabilly alike!

Florczak, Curt : Scraping by on the hope of redemption

Guitarist and songwriter Curt Florczak (a.o. The Hi-End, B-Movie Rats) steps front and center with his debut solo-release of riveting, hi-octane rock'n'roll. The EP contains five tracks.

Freedberg, Nat : Record number three

Offering a combination of psychedelic rock, guitar-driven blues and traditional country balladry, Nat Freedberg's 'Record Number Three' is suitable for fans of a.o. Buffalo Tom, Bullet LaVolta and Dinosaur Jr.

Freeloader : Path of least resistance

Delicious hard-bitten rock from Boston! Apart from eight cool originals, there are two covers on the album: 'Rag Doll', originally by the Four Seasons, but now sounding like it might have been the B-side to 'Cherry Bomb' by the Runaways, and Billy Preston's funk classic 'Will It Go Round In Circles', which the band duly reduced to a blunt guitar-rock cudgel.

Gallows Birds : Quaranteenage kicks

A collaboration among three friends living in Wilmington, NYC and Johannesburg, thousands of miles apart. They never met in real life, but during the 2020 pandemic lockdown they managed to puzzle together a catchy album for fans of a.o. The Ramones, Hi-Fives, Phantom Surfers, Smugglers and like-minded '60s affected pop-punk acts.

Hambone Skinny : Come getcha' some

Featuring members from garage and psychobilly bands The Coffin Lids and The Speed Devils, Hambone Skinny releases seven cuts of dirty, chaotic punk-blues.

Heatwaves (spain) : Complete recordings (2017-2020)

Combining '60s girl band influences with power pop and a punk attitude, this is a a cool collection of this band's recordings.

Idolizers : Idolizers

Hailing from the sewers of NYC and New Jersey, The Idolizers rock hard'n'dirty on the ruins of '50s rock'n'roll, '60s garage and '70s punk and glam! This release features four sleazy tracks.

Indonesian Junk : A life of crimes: singles and rarities 2009-2018

Indonesian Junk's 'A Life Of Crimes' compiles a bunch of unreleased tracks, out of print vinyl singles and a newly recorded track or two to keep your fix of summertime glam, punk, power-pop and bubble gum fun alive.

Indonesian Junk : Spiderbites

The glam punk dirtbags in Indonesian Junk specialize in big catchy powerpop hooks. 'Spiderbites' is a tuff n' catchy batch of instant classics. The three piece is frequently compared to the 1970s New York underground.

J Prozac : Won't let go

On 'Won't Let Go' the frontman of long running New England-based luminaries The Prozacs (and previously The Grand Prixx) cranks out 17 tracks of anthemic pop-punk, garage rock and power pop.

Jittery Jack : Gonna have a time with...

It's time to shout, holler, rave and stomp with the second full-length release from Boston-based rockers Jittery Jack & Amy Griffin! This CD contains a fantastic blend of rootsy rock, rockabilly, rock'n'roll and hillbilly. And it even features a take on the fantastic '60s garage stroller 'My Little Red Book'!

Johnson, Carissa : Blue hour deluxe

Carisa Johnson's 'Blue Hour Deluxe' is a 22-track collection of kinetic synth-laden indie-rock songs that serve as a chronicle of a year spent inside oneself. It's a study of loneliness, self-doubt, frustration and motivation backed by dreamy electronic production and driving percussion.

Justine's Black Threads : Cheap vacation

Justine Covault (best knwon from her band Justine And The Unclean) releases her five-song alt-country debut, fueled by boot-stomping twang, Sun Records and rebel-rousing dive bars.

Laissez Fairs : Empire of mars

Featuring John Fallon of The Steppes, this exciting mod-psych band recorded an excellent album influenced by greats s.a. The Beatles, late '60s Who, Stones, Kinks, Byrds, Pink Floyd, a.s.o.

Laj, Dany -& The Looks- : Ten easy pieces

A sharp delivery of power pop, 'Ten Easy Pieces' is recommended to fans of a.o. Paul Collins Beat, The Plimsouls, The BoDeans, Cub, Redd Kross and The Smugglers. The included download presents four more tracks.

Lawson, Cindy : New tricks

Formerly of Minneapolis' all-female '80s cult band The Clams, Cindy Lawson now presents an enjoyable nine-track delivery titled 'New Tricks'.

Legendary Swagger : Gypsies, junkies and thieves

Featuring members of The Streetwalkin' Cheetahs, this California-based punk'n'roll band creates a sonic wall of hooks with guitars, bass, drums and saxophone. The album contains 11 tracks.

Mad Mojo Jett : Get your mind straight

Awesome garage-trash-party-pop from Minneapolis! The band's upbeat debut contains eight foot-stomping tracks.

Marino, Brad : Even the score

Brad Marino's sophomore full-length is jam packed with power poppin', razor edged rock'n'roll!

Martini Kings : Enchanted lovers

Formed in Los Angeles in 1980, The Martini Kings celebrate 40 years of intoxicating sounds in jazz, exotica, tiki and lounge. with this wonderful 17-track release.

Matweeds : Hooligans in the vestibule

The Matweeds rose from the ashes of The Dogmatics and Stranglehold (back in 1987) and also included musicians known from the Mighty Mighty Bosstones and Cheapskates. Their music was boozy, bluesy, rocking punk with influences from The Faces and Mick Taylor-era Stones. This seven-track CD contains the band's previously unreleased recordings.

Nuclears : Seasides

Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, this twin guitar part rock'n'roll band unleashes an album of high-energy proto-punk, '70s glam, riff driven metal and Kinks-influences.

Peach, Miss Georgia : Aloha from kentucky

This is a tale of the time that punk rocker turned country queen Miss Georgia Peach tangled with the revved-up jesters of raunch, Nashville Pussy. The album also features members of Beebe Gallini, Nine Pound Hammer and The Short Fuses.

Peawees : Moving target

The wait is over, years in the making, you're frothing at the mouth, screaming in anticipation. It's got '60s girl group sounds, a Phil Spector wall of sound, foot-stomping backbeats, jangling guitars, piano, tambourine, killer songwriting, and a top-notch, worldclass punk rock'n'roll band... The Peawees are back! The dirty rock'n'roll swagger, the energy that you've come to know and love, it's all there. Rock'n'roll has returned, rock'n'roll has a name, rock'n'roll is The Peawees and 'Moving Target' is the album.

Ratboys : Click

The sound of Belgian band The Ratboys reminds of '77 punk, but also reveals influences from new wave, '70s glam and bubblegum pop-rock. Fans of a.o. The Vibrators, Undertones, The Boys and The Motors wil enjoy 'Click' big time.

Redgate, Kate : Light under the door

'Light Under The Door' is for all the rebel-rousers, alt-country outlaws and heart on your sleeve story-tellers. With influences including The Stones and Grateful Dead, X and Replacements, Pretenders and Joni Mitchell, and Steve Earle and Emmylou Harris, Kate Redgate's music is a mixture of rock'n'roll, folk, roots-rock and country.

Right Here : Stick with the plan

THE RIGHT HERE offers the perfect combination of punk, blue collar rock and alt-country to make your music loving heart pitter-patter with excitement. Soak up the hauntingly beautiful 'Drunk And Rolling Around', followed by the heart-felt stunner 'Leaving for a Reason', and you will find yourself immersed in true, pure rock and roll from the heartland.

Screeching Weasel : Kill the musicians

Originally dating back to 1995, 'Kill The Musicians' is a compilation album featuring 31 Screeching Weasel songs, all taken from comps, 7-inches, outtakes, live performances, etc. Ranging from an alternate version of 'Hey Suburbia' to covers of 'I Fall To Pieces' and 'I Think We're Alone Now', 'Kill The Musicians' is a must own for any fan. Certain songs such as 'I Wanna Be A Homosexual' and 'Mary Was An Anarchist"'will most definitely be at the top of Weasel fans' lists, while sleepers like 'Six A.M.' and 'Radio Blast' continuously haunt mix tapes around the world.

Screeching Weasel : Some freaks of atavism

Helmed by acid-penned frontman Ben Weasel, Some Freaks of Atavism is inspired pop punk for a strange new decade. Smart, incisive, rocking and, of course, danceable as hell.

Shanda & The Howlers : It ain't easy

This wonderful release from the rhythm & blues revivalist band from Las Vegas contains 12 tracks that will rip your heart in two. Playing 1950s and '60s inspired r&b, blues, garage and soul reminiscent of the Stax and Sun Studios sounds, the band's influences include such artists as Big Maybelle, Ruth Brown, Otis Redding, The Crystals, LaVern Baker and James Brown.