Showing posts with label Urusei Yatsura. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Urusei Yatsura. Show all posts

Saturday, February 14, 2026

URUSEI YATSURA & THE DELGADOS - STOLEN ECTASY 45 CHAPTER THREE - SPLIT 7" (100 GUITAR MANIA RECORDS [100GM-18], 1995) [SCOT]

Urusei Yatsura & The Delgados
Stolen Ecstasy 45 Chapter Three - Split 7"
(100 Guitar Mania Records [100GM-18], 1995) [SCOT]




Split 7" on red vinyl from the Japanese label 100 Guitar Mania Records between two Scottish bands; Urusei Yatsura & The Delgados. The third chapter as part of the label's Stolen Ecstasy 45 Series, that always features international groups paired together. Happy valentine's day!!





Sunday, June 9, 2024

URUSEI YATSURA - SIAMESE 7" (CHÉ [CHÉ 38], 1995) [SCOT]

Urusei Yatsura - Siamese 7"
(ché – [Ché 38], 1995) [SCOT]




An early 7" single release from Glaswegian indie group Urusei Yatsura. Released in 1995 containing two songs.







Wednesday, May 15, 2024

URUSEI YATSURA - PLASTIC ASHTRAY 7" (CHÉ [CHÉ 46], 1995) [SCOT]

Urusei Yatsura - Plastic Ashtray CDEP
(ché – [CHÉ 46], 1995) [SCOT]




An early CDEP from Urusei Yatsura, 1995, featuring two extra tracks not on the 7" vinyl release.


Monday, December 26, 2016

URUSEI YATSURA - KERNEL 7" (LOVE TRAIN [PUBE08], 1995) [SCOT]

Urusei Yatsura - Kernel 7"
(Love Train [PUBE08], 1995) [SCOT]




Another single from Urusei Yatsura, the first I ever heard of them. So, glad I picked it up at the store on a whim based on the Japanese sounding name.











Saturday, December 24, 2016

URUSEI YATSURA - KEWPIES LIKE WATERMELON CDEP (CHÉ TRADING [CHÉ 53CD], 1996) [SCOT]

Urusei Yatsura - Kewpies Like Watermelon CDEP
(Ché Trading [CHÉ 53CD], 1996) [SCOT]




Urusei Yatsura were a lo-fi indie pop Glaswegian band that are named after a famous Japanese manga/anime, which can be confusing for some, it sure was for me. Pretty much one of those bands that I came upon way too late (it's not too late for you!) and I love all of their material now. I had this 7" at one point, but those owners are missing out on the two extra tracks this CDEP provides which are both excellent - but the last one is just stellar!