(Labrador – [LAB028], Hidden Agenda Records – [AHA!044], 2002) [SWE]
Summer 2025 is long gone and the days are feeling short and grey, and that's why I long again for Club 8 and their summer feelings. This 5 song CDEP has one more track that the 7" version does not have. Released in 2002 between two labels.
I earlier had posted The Sugarcubes - Birthday CDEP, but this is the 7" version. Same A-side , but a different B-side not on that CDEP. The flip side is a Remix version with Jim and William Reid of JAMC doing some guitar feedback and crooning.
Another 12" single by garage-punk band The Cramps released in 1985 on Big Beat Records. Another three sleazy tracks, as well. This time released as a single for the album "A Date With Elvis."
A 12" single by garage-punk band The Cramps released in 1981 on I.R.S. Records. Three catchy and obscene tracks! Released around the time of their album "Psychedelic Jungle" from the same year.
A split 7" between two hardcore sludge bands from the northeastern United States; Grief [from Boston] and 13 [from NYC]. Released in 1993 on Grievance Records.
A 7" single release from Brooklyn based indie band, Crystal Stilts, released in 2010 on Slumberland Records. I definitely remember playing the heck out of the title track over and over about 15 years ago when this was released.
Flux is a stoner metal band from Dallas, Texas that I really know very little about! One proper release from 1996 on Man's Ruin Records. I love kinda discovering these slightly obscure bands that release one single and disappear. I love the B-side on this one and fits into that stoner rock groove I've been in for the past month.