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Get ready: from the drummer of the legendary NYC group The Dictators
comes No Fun Records' latest killer release "The LP Is Dead." As if
that weren't enough, the album marks Thunderbolt Patterson's debut as a
lead vocalist, while also laying down the rocking drum tracks he's
known for. Thunderbolt Patterson is no less than a household name in
the NYC punk rock scene, having played a main role in The Dictators and
Manitoba's Wild Kingdom careers, yet having ... [ Read more ] |
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What else can be said about the Fuzztones? As fans worldwide know, the band has achieved legendary status as cult faves during their 3-decade career. Their fiery brand of Garage-Psych-Punk pre-dated the entire "Garage Revival" of the 1980s and has influenced hundreds of groups, some quite famous.
No doubt Fuzztones' fans expected to ogle sexy strippers onstage when they attended 2007’s "Horny As Hell" tour, advertising "Very Special Horny ... [ Read more ] |
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What else can be said about the Fuzztones? As fans worldwide know, the band has achieved legendary status as cult faves during their 3-decade career. Their fiery brand of Garage-Psych-Punk pre-dated the entire "Garage Revival" of the 1980s and has influenced hundreds of groups, some quite famous.
No doubt Fuzztones' fans expected to ogle sexy strippers onstage when they attended 2007’s "Horny As Hell" tour, advertising "Very Special Horny ... [ Read more ] |
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"Inhuman"
delivers some insanely catchy in-your-face tunes with an obvious
NYC-circa-1970s rock'n'roll spirit at heart and a fresh sound. Fronted
by a very young, very talented female vocalist-guitarist that clearly
takes her cues from punk-princess-turned-rock-goddess Patti Smith, and
backed up by a powerful crew of musicians who know what the hell they
are doing, no doubt that UTOPIANS... [ Read more ]
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Let’s start by saying that Los Peyotes are well-seasoned veterans at what they do. They have been performing for over a decade, which has taken them ... [ Read more ]
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Let’s start by saying that Los Peyotes are well-seasoned veterans at what they do. They have been performing for over a decade, which has taken them from performing at the most obscure venues in the Buenos Aires underground scene, to the biggest European garage festivals. So much so, that the band is currently the must-see act in the intern... [ Read more ]
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Fronted by an uber talented bass and guitar co-lead vocalist duo, and armed with a charismatic Farfisa player and a Moon-esque drummer, The Dials are... [ Read more ]
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Just two years after their participation in the No Fun Records split album “Waves of Reverb, Sea of Fuzz. Vol. 1,” this prestigious instro outfit is back at the label with a second album “Otro Reverberante Encuentro con Los Kahunas.” The record joins an extensive international catalog of top-notch artists from a variety of garage scenes from around the world such as F... [ Read more ]
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Los Gatos Salvajes started out in 1964 under the name of The Wild Cats. They switched to using the Spanish version of their name when Litto Nebbia joined them and the band moved to Buenos Aires. Once in the big city, they were hired by a national TV station to be showcased live, where they recorded a few singles. In 1965 they released their self-titled first album, which manif... [ Read more ]
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No Fun Records proudly presents this musical milestone, a definite masterpiece and cult recording in terms of Latin American, or even worldwide, Beat music. Los Gatos Salvajes started out as a group of young teenagers from Rosario (a significant capital city of one of the Argentine provinces) obsessed with the British Invasion, who went on to make history with their music. The... [ Read more ]
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The Defectors care: for girls, for cars, for cigarettes and beer and fuzzed out rock'n'roll! Straight out of the cold Nordic winter comes one of today's hottest bands. Calling themselves "the evil fuzzkings of Denmark," The Defectors have come to rock your world. They invade the US via this CD that combines the best of their latest album "Turn Me On" and several hand-pi... [ Read more ]
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After a catchy single produced by Jeff Meier (Detroit Cobras, Rocket 455), hundreds of shows, and performances at international festivals, The Avatars are back to deliver their sonic debut album that documents the band’s intense live sound while adding to it with a mix of local Detroit talent from John Szymanski (SSM, The Hentchmen) on piano and organ, Eric Stollsteimer (The Elevations, Mo... [ Read more ]
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Ann Arbor’s own rock saviors on 12” vinyl! It just wasn’t an option for this album not to come out on LP format, where hits like “Wait,” “Wonderin’ Why,” or “Sooner or Later” send chills up your spine as the turntable’s needle touches the record. The striking cover art fully shines and better represents the product in this format as well. A top quality release all around.
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Someone had to release the brilliant debut album by this well-established Detroit band, and so we did! Originally known as the Bloody Hollys, The Cyril Lords have made a name for themselves and have a solid career behind them due to a long history of rocking live shows and singles, that gained them praise from internationally acclaimed publications, and the opportunity to share bills with the likes of Andre Williams, The Cr... [ Read more ]
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We are kicking off this fine instrumental trip with Los Kahunas from Argentina, a traditional instro surf combo that plays originals to recreate, impeccably, the golden era of Surf music, accompanied by Reverb, occasional Fuzz, Fender gear, and polished drum rolls. The other half of this release comes straight from the beaches of Athens, Greece by the name of The Invisible Sur... [ Read more ]
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Fronted by Detroit’s modern incarnation of Ike and Tina, and backed by a must-see drummer, The Hard Lessons come on like an unexpected face-slap. Born, raised and formed in Michigan, they bring us the best of Motown, th... [ Read more ]
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Here's the limited edition of "Gasoline" on vinyl featuring a totally different cover! And yes, the tracks are the same, but those of you who know something about sound quality will know to listen, enjoy and dance to this band's fine tunes off an LP. Make room for this one in your record collection somewhere between your Aretha Frankl... [ Read more ]
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