Showing posts with label local bands. Show all posts
Showing posts with label local bands. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 3, 2016

New Vinyl from It's Trash! Records

We just got a nice little pile of fresh 7-inches from London, Ont. trashmeisters It's Trash! Records.

It's Trash! put out the Marshmallow Generation 12-inch last year that featured some Guelph and Hamilton bands as well. All killer punk garage stuff!

In store now are:

--It's From London (feat. The Glebes//Chachi on Acid//Disleksick//Excelsior//Don't Touch the Dancers//Bath Salts//Johnny Terrien and the Bad Lieutenants.)
--Noise Pollution EP (feat. Flesh Rag//Jimmy and the Jerks//Get Off the Cop//Noble Savages.)
--Flesh Rag s/t EP
--Punk Floyd EP by Excelsior
--Heart Attack Kids s/t EP
--Terminal Licks s/t EP


Saturday, February 28, 2015

New Release: Work by Bullshit Hardcore Band


 Just got some of these beauties in the shop! 

  "Work" 
12-inch 45rpm vinyl 

Clear lathe-cut polycarbonate records by Peter King in New Zealand in an edition of 30 

with wood-cut print covers by GB and xerox'ed insert/lyric sheet

( Includes unlimited streaming of work via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.)

  "Work" - by The Bullshit Hardcore Band 

 Work Part 1 is a cut-up edit of various 4-track cassette demos and rehearsal recordings made in Spring 2014 by the BSHC that was subsequently stitched together via Audacity freeware. 

 Work Part 2 was spontaneously composed and recorded by the BSHC also in Spring 2014.

The Bullshit Hardcore band is GB on guitars and vocals, and Lee Shatwater on vocals and drums. 

bandcamp 

 Also available: "super-weirdo limited 78rpm" 

homemade lathe of the FTP EP carved onto an old videodisc!!!!! 

bandcamp



"Pummeling, experimental hardcore from two greying Southern Ontario punks. BSHC harkens back to the ferocity and breakneck speed of ‘80s hardcore greats, while embodying something that disavows any real comparison. This is classic, abrasive, and intelligent music from a couple of dudes who know how to instill something with true punk spirit while pushing things forward and sounding like nothing else. A galloping wall of noise with something to say."

  --Kazoo! Fest review

Tuesday, July 8, 2014

Start Something 7" Now in Stock


Hey, we've got copies of the debut 7" from local punksters Start Something. The Hard Times slab was put out by Mammoth Cave Records and features front and back sleeve art by the great Marc Bell!

Start Something is made up of three lifelong friends (Ryan Master, Todd Dunster and Mike Deane) who have been playing in bands together, off and on, for nearly two decades. Growing up together in the country and then moving elsewhere, this Guelph-based trio reconnected at the beginning of 2013 with the goal of making music that would be as simple and fun as playing in a high school punk band. Inspired by the aggression, intensity and melody of classics like Husker Du and Mission of Burma, and contemporaries like Royal Headache, Start Something are making no-nonsense pop post punk, stripping out anything superfluous and focusing on jamming econo. Though the melodies and structures can recall lighter fare, the lyrical focus is serious: investigating problems and issues that inspire and disgust you, and trying to personally figure out how life changes and what, if anything, it means.