Bedroom Suck
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Visit product page →Two of Melbourne’s absolute finest are gathered here on a measly seven inches of vinyl, and they aren’t grouped together without reason! Both have migrated to Melbourne from further-flung regional quarters (Brisbane and Adelaide, respectively). Both groups also tap into an early 80's post-punk/disco sound; Terrible Truths with more of a crisp, modern sheen; while Hissey Miyake seem intent on investigating the exact point of mutation between NY no-wave and disco.
Second edition now on white vinyl!
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Sold outIt's difficult to think of another band as in tune with Boston's underground rock community as Fat History Month.Whether the modest two piece are demonstrating their uncanny ability to pack a basement midweek or curating shows themselves that blend the best local musicians with the finest of out-of-towners, Fat History Months only intention is what embodies the DIY music scene across the city: positivity and energy. - Clay Adamcsyk, Dig BostonVisit product page → -
Sold outFirst wave USA hardcore without the macho and a bit o'added weirdness - ¦one of the best bands I saw this year. - Nic Warnock, R.I.P Society RecordsVisit product page →
These guys don't wear shirts in public and have crappy tattoos and walk around their houses in the morning with their dicks flopping around, eating cereal with full fat milk.
They smoke bongs habitually, and they play fast American sounding hardcore music, practicing sporadically. They spew after they drink a lot, and they love the feeling of it. At least one of them doesn't know their real father. - Brendon Annesley, Negative Guest List
Side A:
1. Light Me Up
2. Baked
3. Cereal
Side B:
1. Maccy D's
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Sold outNew single Warburton sees Per Purpose finally trap and capture their unofficial theme for some time now.Visit product page →
Recorded at the now defunct Woodland Bar a couple of months back, it sees the original trio joined by violinist Josh Watson (Sewers), twisting the ornate instrument into the orange dust cloud Per Purpose disrupt around themselves with their sunburnt post-ferocious Aus rock. -
Sold outVisit product page →Primitive Motion is the lovely finger-paint scrawl of Brisbane residents Leighton Craig and Sandra Selig.
Together they conjure repetitive waves of dream/float pop using an array of cheap keyboards and machine-made beats woven with echo-drenched vocals, brass, wind instruments and off-kilter drumming.
The music of Primitive Motion is suspended in time at the blissful confluence of kosmiche Kraut rock and post-punk DIY. Reset your clocks to Primitive Motion.After releasing a string of 7 - "s, cassettes and cdr-s on US label Soft Abuse, Australian cassette imprint A Guide to Saints, and Craig's own Kindling label; Worlds Floating By is PM's first long player.
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Sold outSuperstar make floating music' - dirges, urges; glistening, pastoral sounds; super slow & soft.Visit product page →
The duo's first LP dropped early 2013, presenting the smooth & sweet distillation of the glazed melodies and free-range textures that have slowly matured over the band's 5 year history.
Already at work on a second LP and numerous independent releases, the duo's live show is a selection of fortified classics and fresh weaves - a truly high-sheen touch to an evening of quality living.
Side A:
1. Fine Wine
2. Pastoral Dirge
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1. Deep Heat
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Visit product page →Angel Eyes, a.k.a Andrew Cowie, is your new night-driving companion. It’s late; you’re midway between home and that unknown future, and you’re hoping whatever is ahead will be better than what you’ve left behind.
With Final Fare, Cowie delivers both nostalgia and optimism; coldness and isolation are overset by warm whisperings in your ears. An album to enjoy with either your eyes tightly shut, or firmly fixed on the horizon.
Tracklisting:
Side A:
1. End Point
2. Served Neat
3. A Light Distraction
4. Final Fare
Side B:
1. The Past Again
2. Golden Gleam
3. The Sighing Hours
4. Over
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