Friday, December 30, 2016

IDA & THE SECRET STARS - SPLIT 7" (R. W. (ROB WINSLOW) [U-45927M], 1997) [US]

Ida & The Secret Stars - Split 7"
(R. W. (Rob Winslow) [U-45927M], 1997) [US]




I remember liking these two bands a lot in high school, Ida & The Secret Stars, I had a few of their LPs sprinkled among my hardcore and emo records - it was cutesy stuff to give to your girlfriend. Geoff Farina of Karate plays in TSS. I still like them after all this time, one of the things I feel like I listened to in high school that holds up. Sweet little lo-fi split 7" from 1997.









ALLEN CLAPP - MYSTERY LAWN 7" (THE BUS STOP LABEL [BUS019], 1992) [US]

Allen Clapp - Mystery Lawn 7"
(The Bus Stop Label [BUS019], 1992) [US]




American indie pop singer Allen Clapp (not sure when he added & The Orchestra) here with a 7" on The Bus Stop Label. 1992.














FREE LOAN INVESTMENTS - PUPPY LOVE 7" (WHERE IT'S AT IS WHERE YOU ARE [WIAIWYA18], 2001) [SWE]

Free Loan Investments - Puppy Love 7"
(Where It's At Is Where You Are [WIAIWYA18], 2001) [SWE]




Another single from Sweden's Free Loan Investments, this time on Where It's At Is Where You Are from 2001.








SPORTIQUE - IF YOU EVER CHANGE YOUR MIND 7" (WHERE IT'S AT IS WHERE YOU ARE [WIAIWYA4, 1998) [ENG]

Sportique - If You Ever Change Your Mind 7"
(Where It's At Is Where You Are [WIAIWYA4], 1998) [ENG]




First 7" single from Sportique UK super-indie group, Sportique, featuring Gregory Webster (Razorcuts), Mark Flunder (Television Personalities), and Amelia Fletcher (Heavenly)! I was pretty late to happen upon this band -- have always been a fan of the members other groups -- and super excited to discover this band.



















THE FIZZBOMBS - SIGN ON THE LINE... 7" (NARDONIK [NRK-003], 1986) [SCOT]

The Fizzbombs - Sign On The Line... 7"
(Nardonik [NRK-003], 1986) [SCOT]




The first fuzzy 7" from Edinburgh, Scotland's The Fizzbombs. On Nardonik Records from 1986.


















PUSSY CAT - LA LA LU 7" (RCA VICTOR [86.161 M], 1966) [FR]

Pussy Cat - La La Lu 7"
(RCA Victor [86.161 M], 1966) [FR]




Fantastic 4-song EP from France's Yé-Yé girl, Pussy Cat, on RCA Victor from 1966.