The debut CDEP from Beverly, MA's CASPIAN is a deliberate and confident work of art. Reverb soaked guitars, punding rhythms and gorgeous, sweeping melodies. With a beauty like this, who needs vocals? "devastatingly beautiful" -- The Noise, Boston
The Debut album from EYES LIKE KNIVES is a genius little gem of dischordant DC sounding rock mixed with the sonic ass kicking of the stoner rock movement, with vocals that are sung and screamed in the whole Touch and Go Records orientation. If you think Jawbox mixed with Kyuss and a lil' bit of older Blonde Redhead, you're getting the idea. CD out now!!
The follow up record from AKIMBO will leave no living creature standing. Gone are any reference to the already played out screamo hardcore scene. This Seattle trio has created one of the most brilliantly destructive rock and roll albums ever. Recorded and mixed over 5 days at The Paradox in Seattle, WA -- Elephantine is the record that will once and for all prove AKIMBO is better than the rest. AKIMBO= 1 - Rest Of The World= 0. CD Out Now. LP on Seventh Rule!!
The debut album from ex-members of Barbaro, Slughog and Milligram. Placer incorporates sludgy rhythms of the aformentioned bands, yet brings a sense of melody that most bands can only hope for. Baritone guitar and lapsteel round out the instrumentation brilliantly to deliver on of the most potent debut albums we've ever heard. $10.00 postage paid. Available Now!!
The final album from one of Boston's most seductive rock bands, culminating their finest work. Following a short, but brilliant span, "Nolte" brings heavy rhythms mixed with tough yet sensitive melodies that are enough to please rock, indie and hardcore fans alike. If the term 'swan song' was ever in order, this is it. $10.00 postage paid.
The debut 7" from ex members of ashes, barbaro, garrison, and miltown. 2 songs with melancholy filled melodies and hooks. The rise park's best left heard, not described. $4.00 postage paid.
The new album from Los Angeles' finest rock band. This record brings the band back to its improvisational roots. Think Fugazi meets Mogwai and Miles Davis. If that doesn't make you excited, nothing will. CD/LP out June 11th 2002. $10 postage paid.
The sophomore effort from the singer of Cave In. Steve pushes the boundries of pop music and home recording in one fell swoop. LP comes in 2 colors (clear/orange), with a 5 song bonus CDEP exclusive to this LP. Split with Magic Bullet Recording Co. $10 Postage Paid. AVAILABLE NOW!
The Boxes are for 4 young New York City women who play rock and roll influenced punk songs in the style of Joan Jett, Pat Benatar and Sleater-Kinney. Think of those while you're danicing around your bedroom to these indie rock anthems. $7 postage paid.
The long awaited split release from two of Boston's most up and coming hardcore bands. One song from Moment, and two from There Were Wires. All together, three of the best songs we have heard in quite awhile, and we're sure you'll agree. $4 postage paid.
Quite possibly the most destructive record you will hear all year. Akimbo is poised to reign the kingdom of screamo hardcore from their thrones in the Pacific Northwest, and we will all kneel to the power. $10 postage paid.
8 beautifully orchestrated songs. complete with space rock guitars, cello, keyboards and booming drums. a definite for fans of seam, mogwai and tristeza. OUT OF PRINT!
The debut solo album from the singer of Cave In. This album soothes like the sounds of Jeremy Enigk, Elliott Smith and Robert Pollard. Simply brilliant. Complete with 7 extra tracks not found on the original CD. Split with Grimsey Records. $10 postage paid.
This Boston quartet bands out a huge guitar driven sound in the vein of Seaweed and Elliott. As sad as it is angry. Perfect if you've given out your heart and had it returned broken. Members of Everdown(Tooth and Nail) and V.Card(Allied). CD Only $5 postage paid.
The debut 7" from this band. Three songs about relationships and heartache. 7" $3.00 postage paid.
Three more songs to add to your soundtrack for suicide. If Cradle of Filth played hardcore...
OUT OF PRINT