Showing posts with label rock and roll. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rock and roll. Show all posts

Thursday, June 6, 2013


Our fourth Supersuckers upload and their earliest release on Sub Pop features them at their fastest. This EP features five tracks: Luck, I Say Fuck, Caliente, Retarded Bill and Four Stroke. Each is catchy enough to have supported a single on their own. This one is for badfoot9. Enjoy.

Supersuckers - Like A Big Fucking Train. Sub Pop Records 7". SP125.

Wednesday, March 21, 2012


Wild, wild rock'n'roll from Los Marauders. With a tempo and rhythm that makes it sound like they're running away from a posse of jealous husbands as they play, this shit is frantic! Best known for the sleazy title track, which features the saxophone stylings of the unknown beatnik, there's also a Twist (vocal) track and the almost out-of-control Wicked Beat. For more of this crazy, crazy band pop over to speak to Mr. Noon at the Nothing But Trash blog where he's posted the band's Teen Beat Long Player and has threatened to up their Estrus release. Do it, Mr. Noon, do it!

Los Marauders - You Make Me Cum In My Pants - Teenbeat 7" No. 82.

Sunday, January 1, 2012

The World's Greatest Rock'n'Roll band present Hell City, Hell, a cut from their first LP, The Smoke of Hell. I've no idea if it's an alternative mix, but having been pressed to 7" it will definitely sound different to that on the vinyl LP and better than that from fragile silver disc. On the flip is a cracking cover of Ice Cube's Dead Homiez. Enjoy.

Supersuckers - Hell City, Hell. Sub Pop Records 7". SP 170.

Thursday, October 27, 2011

The power trio is one of rock and roll's creatures of rare beauty. The Gories, Husker Du, The Minutemen, The Oblivians and Minneapolis' finest, Halo of Flies. Pick'n'mix guitar on top of a bed of solid, pounding rhythm foundation and take turns at singing. Enjoy.

Halo of Flies - Death of a Fly. Amphetamine Reptile Records 7". Scale 19.

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Not sure how I've managed to miss out on posting '68 Comeback so far. A garage, country, blues ... call it what you want but don't call it fucking gunk punk .. super-group, whose initial line-up contained a Gorie, a Gibson Brother, a Firework, a Royal Truck and a Monster Truck Fiver and whose line-ups ebbed and flowed over the years. This release is the nearest they came to the mainstream in England. Look, a real life A&R company's sticker is on the back. Here they flaunt their rock and roll chops. If you've never heard them before, be aware that Monsieur Jeffrey Evans' voice can be an acquired taste.

'68 Comeback - High School Confidential. PCP Records 7". PCP-014.

Monday, January 24, 2011

Straying more into a West Texas picking sound, here are the enigmatic Sprague Brothers on Johnny Bartlett's Hillsdale Records. Christopher Sprague and Deke Sprague were part of teen beat combo, The Untamed Youth. Texan powerhouse Frank L. Sprague has his own one man record party going on out there.

The Sprague Brothers - Battle of the Bands! Hillsdale Records HR-19.

Monday, November 1, 2010

Strip Kings - Backlash. Redline RL4571.

A rock and roll screamer from Swinging London. I came across this lot supporting Bassholes on tour; Strip Kings drummer was doing the Bim Thomas / Rich Lillash job as Don Howland had come over on his own. They were an energetic bunch. A second single was released on Redline, along with an American release on In The Red. I haven't heard the former, but let the latter go some years back.

Strip Kings - Backlash. Redline RL4571.