A split LP between two Japanese indie pop groups: Bitter Cherry Jam & Cherry Letter. Released on Japanese indie label Tulip House in 2001. Lovely lo-fi release.
A split 7" release between two Dutch groups; Toner Low and Abe Diddy & The Krautboys. Also a split release between two Dutch labels, Roadkill Rekordz being Toner Low's own label run by the members.
A 12" single from Japanese electronic group Denki Groove. Released in 2001. Featuring the original version of their song "Nothing's Gonna Change" (originally released in 1999) as well as two remixed versions.
Clair - Quincy EP (Constructed And Desconstructed) 10"
(Intercontinental – [itc2], 1998) [FRA]
A 10" single release by French indie group, Clair, released on French label Intercontiental in 1998. Featuring the original version and four various remixes of their song 'Quincy'.
A 12" single of remixes from Japanese group Fantastic Plastic Machine (often shortened to FPM). Released in a series of 3 different 12" for three different continents; Japan, Europe, USA. This is the Japanese version release. The last track and remix by Yoshinori Sunahara really stands out to me!
A 12" single of remixes from Pizzicato Five for their song "Happy Sad", original version and three remix versions. Released in 1995 on US label Matador.
The first 7" EP release from French/Vietnamese yé-yé singer, Tiny Yong. Released in early 1963 on Disques Salvador. Featuring a cover of Roy Orbison's "In Dream" and a cover of "Foolish Little Girl" originally sung by The Cookies.
The second 7" EP by French/Vietnamese artist Tiny Yong. Released later in the year 1963. Four songs. A cover of "I Can;t Stay Mad At You" originally sung by Skeeter Davis and "The Boy of the Year" originally sung by Shirley Jackson.
A 1986 a cappella single from English indie group The Housemartins, released in 1986. Reaching #1 in the charts, which is rather rare for an a cappella release. Overtly religious, as well?
A 12" single I know very little about. A little tongue-in-cheek bass/electro release from the Netherland by Los Hermanos Rodriguez. Released on Bunker Records in 2002, and I believe the label founder is also in this group.
The first release from Ohio noisecore group, Minch, and also the first release on the Seraphic Decay Records label. Released in 1990 with a ton of variants in regards to cover / colored vinyl. As was the style back then..
A 12" single from group, Games, released on Halloween 2010. One of the first 'vaporwave' groups I kind of remember hearing back then 15/16 years ago, and to me it still holds up today. Nostalgic for the 1980s synth-y stuff back then -- now 15 years later it sounds nostalgic in its own right of the 00s.