Deranged Records
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When they're not busy with their other projects (the Steve Adamyk Band, Crusades, the Ottawa Explosion festival, Bruised Tongue Records, etc.), four dudes in Ottawa make harsh, noisy hardcore under the name Pregnancy Scares. - ¨Visit product page →
The EP blasts through four songs in six minutes, and shows that the band are capable of evolving their sound without sacrificing any of the raw aggression that they're known for. "Master Race" will induce a circle pit, while "The Bait" plods along angrily.
"Graveyard" is a feedback drenched hardcore song with a killer breakdown, while "Lobotomy" closes the record out with some white noise.
Tracklisting:
1. Master Race
2. The Bait
3. Graveyard
4. Lobotomy -
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The return and final offering from California's STOIC VIOLENCE comes in the form of 8 new songs pressed on the always great 12' 45rpm format, housed in a gatefold jacket featuring some sick art from LA artist Austin Delgadilo.
Stoic Violence plays a stripped down, primitive, and spite fueled style of hardcore/punk. Split release with Video Disease.
Track Listing:
1. Chained
2. No Escape
3. Abused
4. Choke
5. Two Faced
6. When Will it End?
7. Cut Down
8. Empty Inside -
THE MEN's self-released debut album originally limited to 500 copies now remastered and available on CD format for the first time.Visit product page →
8 songs of desperate, fuzzed out, riff laden punk/post-punk. This release really is an excellent mash of shoegaze and drony soundscapes with buried vocals beneath it all. Dreamy at times, with that Sonic Youth vibe.
Tracklisting:
1. Stranger Song
2. Problems/Burning UP
3. Grave Desecration
4. Madonna: Star of the Sea
5. Lazarus
6. Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition
7. Oh, Yoko
8. Immaculada -
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The Number Ones (AKA THE #1s) will take you to power pop heaven with their razor sharp 10 track self titled debut album.
They are a Dublin based four-piece featuring members of Cian Nugent and The Cosmos (Matador / No Quarter), Cheap Freaks (Big Neck), Strong Boys (Milk Run), and The Pacifics (Bachelor). Even though they are based in Dublin, they sound like a classic Good Vibrations band from 1979. The Number Ones have energy, passion and tunes so good, it makes you think you've heard them already.
Each track is a golden nugget of power pop fun that never outlasts it's welcome as every track is under three minutes. Although this sort of music seems to have been done a million times before, it sounds fresh in the hands of The Number Ones.
This is pure summer fun for fans of Rudi, Protex, Exploding Hearts, Buzzcocks & The Tranzmitors." Pitchfork
Tracklisting:
1. I Wish I was Lonely
2. Sixteen
3. Heartsmash
4. Boy
5. Girl
6. Sharon Shouldn't
7. Anything
8. Favorite Game
9. He's Too Good
10. Tell Me Why