Wednesday, August 16, 2006
Radio Playlist for 08.15.2006 + other stuff
08.15.2006
The Verlaines - You Say You - Juvenilia - Homestead 1987
June Brides - No Place Called Home - No Place Called Home 12" EP - In Tape 1985
15 Minutes - Last Chance For You - That's What You Always Say - Down There 1981
Lyres - Don't Give It Up Now - How Do You Know? - Sounds Interesting 1979
15 Minutes - That's What You Always Say - That's What You Always Say - Down There 1981
Lyres - How Do You Know - How Do You Know? - Sounds Interesting 1979
The Prefects - Things in General - Amatuer Wankers - Acute 2004
Wire - Mannequin - Pink Flag (Reissue) - EMI 2006
Ultravox - Young Savage - Young Savage - Island 1977
Vapors - Prisoners - Prisoners - Liberty-United 1979
Last Words - There's Something Wong - Todays Kidz - Remand 1979
Feelers - Next Boy - Fuehrer's New Miniskirt - Death by Noise 2004 *REQUEST*
Megacools - You Don't Send Me No Flowers - Weird Dreams are Crazy - Megacool Records 2006
Ponys - Little Friends - Wicked City - Big Neck 2004
Megacools - Weird Dreams are Crazy - Weird Dreams are Crazy - Megacool Records 2006
Marked Men - A Little Lesson - Fix My Brain - Swami 2006
Other Stuff...
Another thing of (semi)-importance, is that I've been selling some junk on eBay. Mostly music, music memorabilia and then other junk like books, and clothing.
Anyways, if you are interested, feel free to take a look. I added more stuff this morning, and I'll be adding more stuff throughout the day and the week. I'm pretty low on cash these days, so I'm trying to get rid of stuff and generate a little income. You can view my stuff for sale right here.
I've also got lots of great stuff in the mail order right now. Angry Angles 7inches, Genetic Disorder Zines, Lost Sounds CDs, Bob Burns and the Breakups CDs, and lots of other cool stuff. Anything helps me out, so buy buy buy!
I've got another batch of record reviews coming up soon as well. This includes the Ape-Shits/the Gash split 7inch, Ralphs LP, and more.
Big thanks to the FEELERS who put on an awesome show in Davis on Sunday. Opening acts Rodox and Switched-on Vultures were way rad too. Thanks to everyone who made it out; it was one of my favorite shows so far this summer.
Thanks for the support & all the best!
-HK
Thursday, August 10, 2006
Feelers this Sunday!!!
& Rodox (members of the Kill-a-Watts and the Sores)
@ Delta of Venus
122 B Street
Davis, CA 95616
8pm.
All Ages.
$4.
Pre-hang out at my place (probably). E-mail for more info.
Wednesday, August 09, 2006
Radio Playlist for 08.08.2006
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Half Church - Paradise - In Turmoil 12" EP - Win 1981
Lords of the New Church - Russian Roulette - Killer Lords - I.R.S. 1986
Spitfire Boys - Transcendal Changing
Art Interface - Wardance - Wardance Single - If Records 1984
Realtors - Not Acceptable - Buy or Beware EP - Realty Records 1979
End Tables - Trick or Treat
Plastic Idols - Einstein Experience - Einstein Experience - Vision Records 1980
Algebra Mothers - Strawberry Cheesecake - Strawberery Cheesecake - Aftertaste 1979
Agent Orange - Everything Turns Gray - Everything Turns Gray - Posh Boy 1981
Agent Orange - Bloodstains - V/A Bloodstains Across California
TV-War - I Am the Nightmare - V/A Break the Rules Vol. 8
Severe - Her Name Was Jane - V/A Cleveland Confidential - Terminal 1982
Cheifs - Tower 18 - V/A Bloodstains Across California
Menthol Wars - Even Lower Manhattan - V/A Cleveland Confidential - Terminal 1982
Department-S - Put all crosses in the right boxes - Is Vic There? - Stiff 1981
Vibrators - Flying Home - The Power of Money - Continuum 1992
Amber Squad - I Can't put my finger on you - V/A This is Mod - Get Back
Seventeen - Night's Over Now - Collected Studio Recordings
Wednesday, August 02, 2006
Record Reviews #6 (7inch Frenzy)
Radio Radio
Ken Rock
This band is going to have a hard time shaking the Teengenerate comparisons, but who’d want to lose that anyways? This is an awesome four-song doozy of spazz-out in your living room, fuck-your-neighbor-I’m-turning-this-up-really-loud-punk rock. Whenever I’ve had a bad day at work, I can crank “Quit My Job” and I do feel a little better. Thank you Sweden for giving us great bands like the Heartattacks!
www.heartattacks.tk
Heartattacks
Your Lies
Plastic Idol
When Mario told me he was releasing this record, I wasn’t that familiar with the Heartattacks. Between that announcement, and the release of this record, I acquired their Here Comes… LP on P-Trash, and their Radio Radio EP. Where had I been? This translucent yellow vinyl holds three great tracks, including an awesome cover of the Features’ “Floozie of the Neighborhood”. My favorite track is “Wait Around”, but all are great. Plus, the guy who recorded this 7inch goes by Junk E. Male. How can you not love that?
www.heartattacks.tk
Manikins
Spend the Night Alone
Plastic Idol
One track from their Lie Cheat and Steal LP on P-Trash, and two unreleased tracks- here’s to striking gold once again. I’m completely stuck on “Still afraid of girls”; I love everything about that song. It’s a bittersweet, catchy, power pop song with an irresistible chorus. This record has the capability of being one of my favorites of the year. Pressed on simple, but effective white wax with a crème-colored label, this is one you shouldn’t pass on.
www.the-manikins.com
Thee Mothballs
Come out of the Closet
Car-Hole Adult Party
Great sloppy, garage punk with keyboards mixed in for an ultimate spill-your-beer-all–over-the-place dance party. For the second side, you start the tracks from the inside out. How cool is that? Almost as cool as you’ll look once you throw this on the turntable. You like the Mummies? You like Supercharger? You like the Statics? You’ll like this.
Website
Nix
Speed Freaks E.P.
Self Released
Say hello to Portland’s Nix, featuring Rob of the Minds. This is some great low-fi, snotty punk rock. It reminds me of the Sneaky Pinks with the goofy lyrics, and simple guitar riffs, but instead of writing songs about underage girls and hotdogs, they sing about bad teeth and speed freaks. Their previous 7inch didn’t disappoint, and either does this.
Sexaphone
Fuck Your Space
Yakisakana
Sexaphone is a UK two-piece featuring Janie Too Bad (great punk name) from Black Time. Both tracks on the B-Side are the best on this record. Like Black Time, they’ve got catchy, bass-heavy riffs, but this time it’s all female vocals that remind me of Toby Vail.
On a completely, unrelated note, does anyone notice how all the Yakisakana records smell like burnt coffee? I think it’s the ink on the sleeves.
S.I.D.S.
Kandy Kane
Stick Figure
Anxious synth-driven music with frantic keyboards and urgent vocals. This record got really hyped, but when its all said and done, a little disappointing. I think in part of all the Screamers comparisons, and that will only let you down since no band can ever hold up to such standards. The b-side, “Space Ranger in a Manger” is my favorite.
Coming Soon: More 7inches and I’ll start on the LPs, which include Crash Normal, the Ejectors, Frustration, OCs, and more…
Radio Playlist for 08.01.2006
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Department-S - She's Expecting You - Going Left Right - Stiff 1981
Tuxedo Moon - I Heard it Through the Grape Vine - Pinheads on the Move - Cram Boy 1987
Tuxedo Moon - What Use? - What Use? - Ralph 1980
Eddy Gorodetsky and Tom Couch - Pop Music - Pop Music - 415
Impatient Youth - Business Man - 6 Song Ep - Self Released 1980
Spelling Mistakes - Feel So Good - V/A It's Bigger Than the Both of Us - Propeller / Festival 1988
Impatient Youth - Don't Listen to the Radio - 6 Song Ep - Self Released 1980
Grupa 92 - Tujci - Od Sestih Do Dveh - Proizrod Diskos
Distraction Boys - Have a Nice Day - Live on Ave. B - Cryptovision 1985
Mute Drivers - Stop Or I'll Scream - Stop or I'll Scream - Irradiated 1988
Wire - I am the Fly - Chairs Missing (Reissue) - EMI 1978/2006
Mute Drivers - Happy Birthday - Stop or I'll Scream - Irradiated 1988
Wire - Surgeon's Girl - Pink Flag (Reissue) - EMI 1977/2006
Ground Zero - Ditch - 4 song EP - Self Released 1979
Scientific Americans - Get it for Less - Beyond Rational Thought EP - Tekno Tunes
Hubble Bubble - San Francisco
Come On - Kitchen in the Clouds - Don't Walk on the Kitchen Floor - Self Released 1978
Black Time - Link Wray - Dance Party - Bancroft 2006
Black Time - I'm Desperate - Midnight World - In the Red 2006
Knights of the New Crusade - What Part of Thou Shalt Not Kill Don't You Understand? - A Challenge to Cowards of Christendom - Alternative Tentacles 2006
Tuesday, August 01, 2006
Updates Coming Soon
Out of Order
c/o Reviews
P.O. Box 72775
Davis, CA 95617
Not only does your submission have a chance of getting reviewed on this blog, and the printed zine, but if it's really good, I'll give it some spins on my radio show.
Keep those submissions coming! Look for new reviews, and tonight's playlist to be posted tomorrow! If ya can't wait, you can listen to the show and check out the playlist right here.
Until then...
Sunday, July 30, 2006
Radio Playlist for 7.25.2006
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Eyeball Skeleton - Smokey Turtle - #1 - My Pal God Records
The Fast - Wow Pow Bash Crash - V/A Max's Kansas City 1979 - Ram Records
Zolar X - Timeless - Timeless - Alternative Tentacles
Girlschool - Run with the Devil - Hit and Run - Stiff 1981
Richard Hell - You Gotta Lose - V/A Greatest Stiffs - Stiff Records 1977
Purple Hearts - Frustration - Frustration - Fiction 1979
Lyres - How Do You Know? - 12 Classic 45s - Ace of Hearts 2006
Nervous Eaters - Loretta - Eaterville Vol. 1 - Penniman
Second Layer - Metal Sheet - V/A Labels Unlimited - Cherry Red 1979
Second Layer - Fixation - World of Rubber - Cherry Red 1981
Soft Cell - The Girl with the Patent Leather Face - V/A Some Bizarre Album - Celluloid/Some Bizarre
Soft Cell - A Man Can Get Lost - A Man Can Get Lost - Some Bizarre 1981
Puppies - Mechanical Beat - Mechanical Beat - Stiff 1981
The Fast Set - King of the Rumbling Spires - V/A Some Bizarre Album - Celluloid/Some Bizarre
Head and the Hares - Tomorrow Never Ends - S/T - Moulty
Unknown - Sueno De Amor - V/A Mexican Rumble - Santo
The Characters - Tell Me - V/A Wylde Canada Vol. 3 - Bosshoss
Wreckless Eric - Whole Wide World - (I'd Go the) Whole Wide World - Stiff 1979
Wednesday, July 19, 2006
Radio Playlist for 07.18.2006
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Apples in Stereo - Strawberry Fire - Her Wallpaper Reverie - Spin Art 1999
The Cave-ins - Mystic Mayo - Gridfarce by Lamplight - Omnibus 2002
Ohsees - The Dumn Drums - The Cool Death of Island Raiders - Narnack 2006
*REQUEST* Gerbils - Ted Doesn't Mind
Magnetic Fields - I Don't Believe You - i - Nonesuch 2004
Comet Gain - Why I Try to Look So Bad - Realistes - KRS 2003
Exploding Hearts - Throwaway Style - Guitar Romantic - Dirtnap 2003
Pink Grease - Peaches - This is for Real - Mute 2004
Marked Men - A Little Time - Fix My Brain - Swami 2006
Yikes - Cars - Secrets to Super Flipping EP - Upset the Rhythm 2006
Dipers - Ponch's Boyfriend - How to Plan Successful Parties - Omnibus 2003
Yikes - Pink Cigars - Secrets to Super Flipping EP - Upset the Rhythm 2006
Intelligence - Singing Contest - Boredom and Terror - Omnibus/Dragnet 2004
Coachwhips - HC She - Double Death - Narnack 2006
The Wilde Knights - I'll Be Gone - Beaver Patrol - VOXX
Psychotic Reaction - Oh Misery - V/A Revenge of the Amphetamine Generation - Dig the Fuzz
Remains - Ain't that Her
Zombies - I Can't Make Up My Mind - The Decca Stereo Anthology - Ace 2002
Zombies - Nothing's Changed - The Decca Stereo Anthology - Ace 2002
Wednesday, July 12, 2006
Radio Playlist 07.11.2006
07.11.2006
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Dead Boys - Warzone - Buried Gems - Cold Front 2000
Heartattacks - Quit My Job - Radio Radio 7inch - KenRock
Reatards - I Need You - V/A Totally Shattered Euro Tour 7inch - KenRock
Tokyo Electron - Killing on my Mind - She Keeps Me Shut 7inch - Big Black Hole
Jeffrey Novak One Man Band - Static Nightmare - Fire in the Hole! - P Trash
Heartattacks - Disco Fever - Radio Radio 7inch - KenRock
Sexaphone - My Heart's Down - 4 Song 7inch - Yakisakana
Digger and the Pussycats - Better Off Dead - V/A Killed by Trash Vol. 1 - P Trash
Sexaphone - M.E.A.N. - 4 Song 7inch - Yakisakana
Crash Normal - Hate to Dance - My First Stop - Rococo Records
SIDs - Space Ranger in a Manger - Kandy Kane 7inch - Stick Figure
Crash Normal - Pom Pom Ass - My First Stop - Rococo Records
Minds - Blockout - Rip Out Your Eyes - Alien Snatch
Manikins - Spend the Night Alone - Spend the Night Alone - Plastic Idol
The Fevers - Girl After Girl - Gaan Daar Waar De Meisjes Zijn - Alien Snatch
The Fevers - My Iy Iy - Love Always Wins - Alien Snatch
The Fevers - OOO That Kiss - Gaan Daar Waar De Meisjes Zijn - Alien Snatch
Barracudas - She Knows - Hear Me Calling - Dog Meat Records
Stiv Bators - Last Year - Cold Outside 7inch - Bomp
[Syd Barrett Tribute Set]
Syd Barrett - Two of a Kind - Strange Fruit: The Peel Sessions
Syd Barrett - Milky Way - Opel - EMI 1988
Syd Barrett - Terrapin - Strange Fruit: The Peel Sessions
Tuesday, July 11, 2006
Radio Playlists for 6/27 and 7/4
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07.04.2006
Drags - I like to die - 45 X 3 - Empty
Metros - Black Leather - S/T - Rip Off 2000
Drags - Who's got the electricity - Estrus 1997
Flesh Eaters - Sleeping Sickness - No Questions Asked - Upsetter 1980
Scabs - Amory Buildings - V/A Killed by Death ..22 - Red Rum
Art Attacks - I Am a Dalek - V/A Bloodstains Across the UL - Bloodstains
Silicone Injection - Kids are people too - Smash the State Vol. 2 - No Exit
Cinecyde - Anyway you want it - Positive Action EP - Tremor 1979
Gizmos - America First - 1976/1977: The Studio Recordings - Gulcher
Cheap Thrills - Sick of You (PVC) - Split 7inch with the Nervous Habits - Terminal City
Scientists - Bet Ya Lyin - The Sweet Corn Sessions - Waterfront 1989
Scientists - Sorry Sorry Sorry - S/T - EMI 1981
Offs - Zero Degrees - Everyone's a Bigot - 415 1978
Animals and Men - Don't Misbehave in the New Age - Don't Misbehave in the New Age - T.W. 1982
Readymades - Super Girl - Terry is a Space Cadet - Automatic 1977
Blitz - Panic Button - Panic Button - Richmond 1979
Bob - Thomas Edison - Things That You Do - Dumb 1980
Screamers - Vertigo - Live @ Target
Screamin' Mee-Mees - Live Never Stops! - Live from the Basement 1975-1997 - Gulcher
Dumptruck - How Come? - D is For Dumptruck - 1983
06.27.2006
Ocs - If I had a reason - Songs About Death and Dying Vol. 3 - Narnack 2003
Ohsees - Cool Deaths - The Cool Death of Island Raiders - Narnack 2006
Ocs - I am slow - Songs About Death and Dying Vol. 3 - Narnack 2003
Ocs - I would drow in regret - 2 - Narnack 2004
Ocs - Split the Take - Songs About Death and Dying Vol. 3 - Narnack 2003
Dan Sartain - Auto Pilot - Dan Sartain vs the Serpientes - Swami
Frick the Cat - Frick It! - Frick It! - Abaton Book Company 2006
Black Lips - Does She Want - Does She Want - Slovenly 2005
Sultanas - Move on now - You're the one - Boom Boom of Renton
Black Lips - Stoned - Does She Want - Slovenly 2005
Sultanas - You're the one - You're the one - Boom Boom of Renton
Knaughty Knights - Tommy of the River - Tommy of the River - Shattered
Manikins - Still Afraid of Girls - Spend the Night Alone - Plastic Idol
Heartattacks - Wait Around - Your Lies - Plastic Idol
Carbonas - Count Me Out - S/T - Raw Deluxe
Knaughty Knights - I'm Not Trying to Hurt You - Tommy of the River - Shattered
Marked Men - Going Crazy - Fix My Brain - Swami
Modern Machines - Don't Send me No Flowers - V/A Hot Nuggets split with Ifihadahifi - Crustacean
Hunches - Lisa Told Me - Yes. No. Shut It - In the Red
Coachwhips - Couldn't Find Love - Get Yer Body Next Ta Mine - Show and Tell
Coachwhips - Prisoner 119 - Double Death - Narnack 2006
Coachwhips - My Job at the Hive - Double Death - Narnack 2006
Sunday, July 02, 2006
New Mail Order Additions
First up is the new Bob Burns and the Breakups Frustration CD. Only 500 released on the band's own Mad Cook label. An LP version is coming soon on P Trash, and a single on Plastic Idol. Good three chord garage punk that will sit well with your Dirtnap and Rip Off records.We've also got the
newest Plastic Idol release, the Manikins Spend the Night Alone 7inch. This is easily one of the best records so far this year. Three great, catchy power pop songs on white vinyl.Act fast! We've only got these in limited quantities!
Buy them here!
Wednesday, June 28, 2006
Night Wounds Interview
This interview was done over e-mail, a few days before they left on their coast-to-coast tour.
Interview & photos by Heather Klinger from Operation: Restore Maximum Freedom III.
Out of Order: Los Angeles seems to be embracing young artists with venues like the Smell, and you guys are no exception. Another young band that comes to mind is Mika Miko, another favorite in this area. How do you like Los Angeles? Do you think there is a supportive scene for the kind of music you guys play right now?
Night Wounds: I think there definitely is. Visiting Los Angeles prior to moving here, everyone seemed to be very tight knit no matter what kind of music they played. It wasn't strange to see a bill with a band like us, a band like Mika Miko and a solo noise project. I think that still exists, but doesn't seem to happen as often as it used to. Regardless, everyone can be super supportive. Bands kind of have three or four cliques of people they can play to and get different reactions from all of them, so it's not like you play one show and you've been exposed to everyone. Bands have many opportunities and it's great that there is not one but several solid diy show spaces and it seems like everyone gets a chance to play if they want to. OOO: Who are your favorite locals to play with?
NW: Abe Vigoda and Knit Witch.
OOO: You are going to the east coast, and back. It looks like a pretty grueling tour schedule. Has anyone else in the band toured in other bands? How have you prepared for this tour?
NW: Ryan has roadied a couple times. Jamie has not explored a lot of these places so it's probably most scary/exciting to him. Our first tour was a 40 day road trip as a two piece a couple years back and we played all over, but it wasn't a solid tour. We played about... 15 shows. Preparation has been beyond frustrating. My world has kind of collapsed prior to leaving so I've been dealing with huge helpings of everyday bullshit mixed with intense drama. It'll all pay off though!
OOO: What kind of vehicle are you guys touring in? How did you acquire it?
NW: We are touring in a small SUV and will carry the drumset. Hot Girls Cool Guys are touring in a minivan with all the amps/guitars. Jamie's parents gave it to him (lucky) so we're going to bow to them!
NW: Oh man! Ryan booked a show at his old friend's house for New Years Eve. We showed up and I could see a dude warming up on his trombone from the street. Turned out to be a straight up hippy party and I felt like I was from a different world as them. By the time we played, everyone was on the roof and we played to a mix of punk rock locals, girls in huge skirts and our two or three friends and everything broke one song in so we stopped and tried to sleep, but not for long as the hippies moved the dance party into the living room and ended up puking all over the couch I wanted to sleep on.
OOO: How did you like playing at KDVS' Operation: Restore Maximum Freedom III festival?
NW: Man that shit was a blast! I think we made a wise choice by playing where we did. Ettrick, Clip'd Beaks, Eddie the Rat, Erase Errata and pretty much everyone was awesome. I'd have to say it was firmly planted in between a great time and an experience, because it definitely was weird, but we have no regrets for going up there! Sacramento-area is always good to us.
OOO: You guys have had your music released (or being released) on a variety of medias- vinyl, CD, and even cassettes. Do you think cassettes are still viable? What is your favorite media?
NW: Cassettes are great, aesthetically. I think it's a rad medium but at the same time I think it's something most commonly thought of as a part of noise culture and not punk rock again. But there are plenty of labels making that no longer the case, suck as Fuck It Tapes. I still love cassettes I just dont know where to play them because tape decks seem like these ancient artifacts you have to search out now! That is bizarre to me, how vinyl survived decades and decades but tapes disappeared. My favorite format is the vinyl LP. OOO: Were there any key bands that really impacted you, and made you pick up instruments?
NW: Yes, there are so many. The Ex, DNA, Red Transistor, Swirlies, Crass, Screamers and Lydia Lunch are all immediately influences. I think those are aparent, but what also really pumps us up is DJ Screw (the late Houston DJ who slowed down rap records) and personally speaking, lately all I can listen to is the "dud" T-Rex albums like "Futuristic Dragon". That record blows my mind!
OOO: Both Davis and Sacramento have been supportive of Night Wounds, and come out for your shows. I also hear lots of people talking about you guys, too. Besides your hometown, have you found this to be true anywhere else?
NW: Another place that comes to mind is Phoenix, AZ. Sacramento and Phoenix are two cities we will probably drive to do one off shows at. That's a good sign considering they are both five or six hours away from us!
OOO: Thanks for doing the interview! Have fun on tour, be safe, and we look forward to seeing you guys on your way home at the end of July!
NW: Thanks a ton! See you soooooooon.
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myspace.com/nightwounds
Official Website
Night Wounds 2006 Summer Tour
06-20 - Tucson, AZ
06-21 - El Paso, TX @ The House of Rock N' Roll w/ Hot Girls Cool Guys
06-22 - Odessa, TX @ Einstien's Revenge w/ Hot Girls Cool Guys
06-23 - Austin, TX @ The Parlour w/ Hot Girls Cool Guys, Assacre
06-24 - Denton, TX
06-25 - New Orleans, LA @ Big Top w/ Hot Girls Cool Guys
06-26 - Montgomery, AL @ Picklefish w/ Hot Girls Cool Guys
06-27 - Atlanta, GA @ Lenny's w/ Hot Girls Cool Guys, Airoes
06-28 - Asheville, NC @ Goldwood's Nilbog w/ Hot Girls Cool Guys, Look Up!, Kiosk, Finally Punk
06-29 - Greensboro, NC @ Spazzatorium w/ Hot Girls Cool Guys, Ultra Dolphins, Order
06-30 - Baltimore, MD @ Charm City Artspace w/ Hot Girls Cool Guys, Human Host
07-01 - Philadelphia, PA @ Danger Danger w/ Hot Girls Cool Guys
07-02 - Brooklyn, NY @ Goodbye Blue Monday w/ Hot Girls Cool GUys
07-03 - Easthampton, MA @ The Flywheel w/ Hot Girls Cool Guys, Greyskull
07-04 - Portsmouth, NH @ Chutney Flatz w/ Hot Girls Cool Guys
07-05 - Providence, RI
07-06 - NYC @ The Cake Shop w/ Hot Girls Cool Guys, Fxxxing Lion, Kiosk, Finally Punk
07-07 - Pittsburgh, PA @ TBA w/ Hot Girls Cool Guys, Japanther
07-08 – Cleveland, OH @ the Church
07-09 – Buffalo, NY @ the Kitchen Distribution
07-10 - Chicago, IL @ the Ex-Nihilist Gallery
07-11 - Iowa City, IA @ Cave of Spirts w/ Hot Girls Cool Guys
07-12 - St. Louis, MO
07-13 - Columbia, MO
07-14 - Kansas City, MO @ The Pistol w/ Hot Girls Cool Guys
07-16 - Denver, CO @ Monkey Mania w/ Hot Girls Cool Guys, Zs, This Song is a Mess, Pretty Thigh
07-17 - Salt Lake City, UT
07-18 - Boise, ID @ Area Code w/ Hot Girls Cool Guys, Pretty Thigh, Pussy Gutt
07-19 - Portland, OR @ Foodhole w/ Hot Girls Cool Guys, Ikebana, Archaeopteryx
07-20 - Arcata, CA @ Placebo w/ Hot Girls Cool Guys, The Paislies
07-21 - San Francisco, CA @ ATA w/ Abe Vigoda, Hot Girls Cool Guys, Shearing Pinx
07-22 - Sacramento, CA @ Mission & El Camino w/ Abe Vigoda, Hot Girls Cool Guys, Shearing Pinx
07-24 - Los Angeles, CA @ The Smell w/ Shearing Pinx
Updates (Sale, plus others)
You've only got two more days to enjoy the Out of Order Mail Order Sale. We're talking cheap 7inches (including imports!), LPs and CDs! Take advantage of this while you still can. View it all here!
I'm making room for some new stuff that will be posted this week!
TRASHIES SOLD OUT
If you didn't already know, the Trashies 7" has been sold out for a few weeks now. Sorry to those who have tried to order it, but luckily, if you act fast, you can still grab it from one of our awesome distributors which include Know Crap, Underground Medicine, Plastic Idol Records, Green Noise, P-Trash Records, Florida's Dying, Puke N Vomit, and Razorcake.
DISSIMILARS
The "Jimmy's Room" 7inch, the release that launched Out of Order is almost gone as well, so if you want one, you can get one here, or some of the distributors above.
BLOG / ZINE
The Out of Order Blog is updated regularly with record reviews, label news, radio playlists, interviews, and more. Look for all this and more to be added this week, including an interview with Night Wounds! The print zine is still available, more info here.
Thanks for your support!
Out of Order
Thursday, June 22, 2006
Videos
Tall Dwarfs "The Brain That Wouldn't Die"
This song comes off a great New Zealand compilation entitled Tuatara. I first heard this song a few years ago off of that record, and it's been one of my favorites since. Other greats on that comp include the Gordons, the Clean and the Verlaines.
The Clean "Tally Ho"
Speaking of the Clean, they have a couple video's up. Here's "Tally Ho". Not one of my favorite songs- I'm more prone to "Getting Older", "Billy Two", "Anything Could Happen" and "Platypus", but still a neat watch.
The Boys "Weekend"
Another one of those cheesy power pop songs you can't help but love...
Beat Happening "Cry for a Shadow"
Another older, influential band. Here's one from Beat Happening!
Chrome "Meet You in the Subway"
This is hands down one of my favorite Chrome songs. This was taken from one of the Target videos. If you've yet to see any of those, they are a great series made in the Late 70s and 80s by Joe Reece in San Francisco who ran Target Video, and later covered punk, no wave, synthpunk and hardcore around the world, and got footage of several great bands including Devo, the Mutants, Bob, Dead Kennedys, Black Flag, The Screamers, Tuxedo Moon and countless others.
(I wish there was more info on the internet about Target Video...)
Sunday, June 18, 2006
Thursday, June 15, 2006
Record Reviews #5
Bright Ideas
Saturdays and the Turning Tides
Rocket Science Alliance
Great pop from Sacramento! Features Scott Miller (Bananas, Nar), Marie Davenport (Bananas, Karate Party) and Tim White (Knockoffs). “Cut My Hair” and “I’m Getting Ready” remain two of my favorites on this CD, along with the crowd pleaser “Casanova’s Memoirs” but I can’t say a bad thing about any of these 8 songs. Limited to 100 copies and produced by the infamous Chris Woodhouse, this is destined to be gone before you know it.
www.myspace.com/thebrightideas
Digital Leather
Monologue
Shattered
My first experience with this band was the Arizona Incest compilation, and then came some CDr releases, and then the single on Plastic Idol, which floored me. Digital Leather does some great, dark, synth punk. You could easily fool someone that this band was from the early 80’s, and maybe put out by Survival, Mute or 415 Records. I’m prone to “Black flowers from the future”, “I tell my sorrows to the stones”, “These Patterns” and “Fantasy boys”. Comparisons to the Normal, Units, and contemporaries Angry Angles are not far off.
www.myspace.com/digitalleather
Standard Tribesmen
4 Song 7”
Borox
Comprised of all the members of the Sores, this caught me off guard in a good way. It’s been sitting in my to-listen-to pile, and I regret letting it sit so long. Spray-painted sleeve, blank label, simple insert; the music is as raw and primitive as the packaging. Four bluesy garage numbers that will get constant rotation on your turntable. Standouts: “Riverside Strangler” and “Headache”.
V/A
Killed By Trash Vol. 1
P-Trash
Another record I’d really been waiting for. This Contains 20 Killed by Death covers! Being the Killed by Death freak I am, I had to have this. Standouts include Jeffery Novak doing the Mad’s “I Hate Music”, Carbona’s doing “Don’t Hide Your Hate” by Filth, Feelers doing the Gizmo’s “Amerika First”, Digger and the Pussy Cats nailing “Better off Dead” by the Wipers, and my favorite, Black Time and their “Son of Sam” cover originally done by the Chain Gang.
Great modern punk and garage bands doing trashy killed by death covers. This is one of the best compilations to come out so far in the 21st century. I can’t wait for volume 2!!!
Won't Leave My Turntable
Records that won't leave my turntable...
Ocs “Songs About Death & Dying Vol. 3” (Yik Yak)
Sic Alps “The Soft Tour in Rough Form” (Mt. St. Mtn.)
Digital Leather “Monologue” (Shattered)
V/A “Killed by Trash Vol. 1” (P-Trash)
Country Teasers “The Empire Strikes Back” (In the Red)
Carbonas “S/T” (Raw Deluxe)
Reviews coming very soon. I've got a huge stack of stuff to review, as well as a couple interviews I'm working on. New stuff coming soon to the mail order as well.
Sunday, June 11, 2006
Trashies Sold Out!
To get your hands on this great piece of wax, you can get it through:
Florida's Dying
Green Noise
Know Crap
Party's Over
Plastic Idol Records
P-Trash Records (Germany)
Razorcake
Underground Medicine
I'm not sure what is up next on the Out of Order plate, so stay tuned.
Also, I just re-stocked Angry Angles 7inches (repress) on the mail order page.
Thursday, June 01, 2006
News on Trashies 7"
I literally have only a handful of Trashies 7"s left. If you've yet to pick one up, you can get one by mail-order through me for a limited time only.
They are/or will be available shortly through Underground Medicine, Razorcake, P. Trash Records, Plastic Idol Records, Know Crap, Green Noise, and Florida's Dying just to name a few.
Thanks so much for your support!
Wednesday, May 31, 2006
Radio Playlist 05.30.2006
You can listen here.
View older playlists here.
Country Teasers - The Ship - The Empire Strikes Back - In the Red 2006
Country Teasers - Devil on my back - Satan is Real Again... - Crypt 1996
Standard Tribesmen - Riverside Strangler - 4 Song 7inch - Borox 2006
Hospitals - Sick Bird - Split 7" with Afrirampo - Not Not Fun 2006
Sick Alps - Arthur Machen - The Soft Tour in Rough Form - Mt. St. Mtn. 2006
Night Wounds - Hex Appeal - Split 7" with Coughs - Not Not Fun 2006
Digital Leather - These Patterns - Monologue - Shattered 2006
Angry Angles - The 15th - Apparent-Transparent - Plastic Idol 2006
Higher Primates - Living in a Vacuum - Taking in the Summer 7" - Tekno Tunes 1980
Deo Toy - Thanks Alot - b/w Love Me or Leave Me - Self Released 1983
Higher Primates - Taking in the Summer - Taking in the Summer 7" - Tekno Tunes 1980
Tom Gray, Rick Price, Alfredo Villar - Y.O.U. Mistake - V/A Squares Blot out the Sun - DB Records 1990
Dementia Precox - Mines - Mines 7" - Hospital Records 1981
Varve - Bamboo Curtain - Bamboo Curtain EP - Risky Records 1982
Department-S - Put all crosses in the right boxes - Is Vic There? - Stiff 1981
TV Toy - Don't Blame it On the Weekend - Weekend EP - Permanent Records 1979
Twinkeyz - E.S.P. - E.S.P. 7" - Grok 1979
Johnny Clampett and the Walkers - Nervous Breakdown - V/A T.M.I. 015 - TMI Products 1982
The Boycotts - Julie - V/A Song & Legend - Abstract 1987
Roys - Moon Nite Leaves - Moon Nite Leaves - Rad-Roy 1981