ARCHERS OF LOAF & TREEPEOPLE - SPLIT 2X7" (SONIC BUBBLEGUM [GUM016], 1994) [US]

Archers of Loaf & Treepeople - Split 2x7"

(Sonic Bubblegum [GUM016], 1994) [US]

A 2x7" from two 90s American indie rock bands, Archers of Loaf (NC) and Treepeople (ID). Released in 1994 on Sonic Bubblegum. One of the songs each band performs is a cover of the other band.

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LA BUENA VIDA - SELF TITLED 7" (SIESTA [SIESTA 07], 1992) [ESP]

La Buena Vida - Self Titled 7"

(Siesta [Siesta 07], 1992) [ESP]

The first 7" single release from Spanish indie pop group, La Buena Vida, released on Siesta records from 1992. Four songs!

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LA BUENA VIDA - MIRA A TU ALREDEDOR 7" (SIESTA [SIESTA 17], 1994) [ESP]

La Buena Vida - Mira A Tu Alrededor 7"

(Siesta [Siesta 17], 1994) [ESP]

The second 7" single release from Spanish group La Buena Vida. Released on Spanish label, Siesta, from 1994. Five songs.

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CLEANERS FROM VENUS - ILYA KURYAKIN LOOKED AT ME 12" (AMMUNITION COMMUNICATIONS [JANGLE 1T], 1987) [UK]

Cleaners From Venus - Ilya Kuryakin Looked At Me 12"

(Ammunition Communications [Jangle 1T], 1987) [UK]

Another single from the Cleaners From Venus. This 12" was released in 1987 on Ammunition Communication records. Four songs.

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SQUIRE - GIRL ON A TRAIN 7" (HI-LO RECORDS [HI-002], 1982) [UK]

Squire - Girl On A Train 7"

(Hi-Lo Records [HI-002], 1982) [UK]

Another 7" single from UK mod-revival group Squire. Released on Hi-Lo Records from 1982. Two songs.

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THE LOOKING GLASS - MIRROR MAN 12" (DREAMWORLD [DREAM 012T], 1987) [UK]

The Looking Glass - Mirror Man 12"

(Dreamworld [DREAM 012T], 1987) [UK]

The only release from this English neo-psych group, The Looking Glass. Released on Dan Treacy's Dreamworld label from 1987.

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THE SHAPIROS & PENCIL TIN - SPLIT 7" (LIBRARY RECORDS [SHH 2], 1998) [AUS]

The Shapiros & Pencil Tin - Split 7"

(Library Records [Shh 2], 1998) [AUS]

A split 7" ep between Washington DC group The Shapiros and Australian group Pencil Tin. Released on Australian record label Library Records from 1998.

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THE CAT'S MIAOW - I CAN'T HELP BUT LOVE YOU 7" (QUIDDITY RECORDS [QUID010], 1996) [AUS]

The Cat's Miaow - I Can't Help But Love You 7"

(Quiddity Records [Quid010], 1996) [AUS]

A 1996 7" release from Australia's The Cat's Miaow on Quiddity Records.

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THE CAT'S MIAOW - I KEPT ALL YOUR LETTERS 7" (QUIDDITY RECORDS [QUID001], 1995) [AUS]

The Cat's Miaow - I Kept All Your Letters 7"

(Quiddity Records [Quid001], 1995) [AUS]

The second 7" release from The Cat's Miaow, and also the first release on Quiddity Records. From 1995.

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THE CAT'S MIAOW - THIRD FLOOR FIRE ESCAPE VIEW 7" (SUNDAY RECORDS [SUNDAY 032], 1993) [AUS]

The Cat's Miaow - Third Floor Fire Escape View 7"

(Sunday Records [Sunday 032], 1993) [AUS]

The first 7" from Australian indie pop group, The Cat's Miaow. Released on Sunday Records from 1993.

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THE SHAPIROS - MONTH OF DAYS 7" (FANTASTIC RECORDS [FAN 001], 1995) [US]

The Shapiros - Months Of Days 7"

(Fantastic Records [FAN 001], 1995) [US]

The first 7" single from The Shapiros released in 1995 on Fantastic Records. Two songs.

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THE SHAPIROS - GONE BY FALL 7" (POPFACTORY [POOF 7], 1996) [US]

The Shapiros - Gone By Fall 7"

(Popfactory [poof 7], 1996) [US]

The second 7" single release from The Shapiros (again, featuring Pam Berry), released on Popfactory from 1996. Four songs.

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GLO-WORM - SELF TITLED 7" (SOMERSAULT RECORDS [4 SOMERS], 1994) [US]

Glo-Worm - Self Titled 7"

(Somersault Records [4 somers], 1994) [US]

The first release from Washington DC's Glo-Worm from 1994 on Somersault Records. Six songs.

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GLO-WORM - WISHING WELL 7" (SLUMBERLAND RECORDS [SLR 45], 1995) [US]

Glo-Worm - Wishing Well 7"

(Slumberland Records [SLR45], 1995) [US]

The second 7" single release from DC group Glo-Worm from 1995 released on Slumberland Records. Three songs.

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GLO-WORM - TRAVELOGUE 7" (K [IPU 63], 1995) [US]

Glo-Worm - Travelogue 7"

(K [IPU 63], 1995) [US]

The final 7" release from Washington DC group with Pam Berry, Glo-Worm, released on K records from 1995. Four songs.

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