Vermillion Sands: Something Wrong

Vermillion Sands

Something Wrong

Limited to 400 hand-numbered copies.

Blessed Grave: In the First Place

Blessed Grave

In the First Place

San Diego goth-inspired duo Blessure Grave comes back with a two song release pairing up “In the First Place” with “Human Fly” originally by the Cramps. Limited edition of 600 copies.

Crocodiles: Neon Jesus

Crocodiles

Neon Jesus

Repress of their sold out 1st 7-inch that came out in 2008 on Zoo Music in only 500 copies. 300 on green wax, white silkscreened cover on thick paper in a resealable polypropylene bag.

Mojomatics: Tears Fall Down

Mojomatics

Tears Fall Down

500 copies pressed on black vinyl, 200 on yellow, silver silkscreened cover on thick paper in a resealable polypropylene bag.

The Rebel: Mouthwatering Claustrophobic Changes!

The Rebel

Mouthwatering Claustrophobic Changes!

The newest LP from the mind of Ben Waller.

Yves Son Ace: Parade Of Thoughts/Can’t Sleep

Yves/Son/Ace

Parade Of Thoughts/Can’t Sleep

Yves/Son/Ace, a solo offshoot from The Factums/Love Tan, play experimental synth pop with a desolate, murky atmosphere and references to Suicide, Joe Meek-style futures, the most paranoid Ralph Records releases and Industrial 80s minimal wave. Vocals come on like Alan Vega through fairgrounds of hiss, with oscillating music box melodies and doomy three note keyboard patterns giving way to boombox drones and almost Hive Mind-style static. The whole deal has a perfect weirdo edge that would’ve sat nicely on the Japanese Vanity label alongside Tolerance et al. Comes on clear vinyl. —Volcanic Tongue

Buzzer: Teacher’s Pet

Buzzer

Teacher’s Pet

The follow up to their Douchemaster Records debut. This one sounds like the Cuts at times to me, but harder. I like it because it’s straight up unashamed rock n roll with an overt glam vibe…and it serves as a perfect reactionary sound-off to all the shit everyone is copy-catting still right now. So blah blah blah, I guess if you have to pin it down, it’s sort of a return to the gray murky times where stadium goof pop rock and punk were figuring each other out in a lot of bands cases during the mid 70’s. But with much more clarified edge thanks to decades of punk and power-pop successors and the like. Think rock solos and other shamelessly melodic shit like la-la-la-la hooky choruses that are actually great sounding. —TTT

Primitive Hands: Split Mind

Primitive Hands

Split Mind

Debut 45 from Brian Hildebrand’s (Demons Claws) Primitive Hands! Completely unaware of itself in the best way, it has pounds of grit squeezed from a light-weight guitar and snare aesthetic. No tricks, no smoke, no mirrors, well…smoke, but just minimalist blues-based rock n roll for the most discerning primitive pallette! —TTT

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  • SBR-039 Zola Jesus Valusia 12"-EP/CD

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  • SBR-040 Timmy’s Organism Rise of the Green Gorilla LP
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  • Gary War Police Water 12"-EP/CD
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