EDITED 9/29/15
ADDED TWO NEW SINGLES FROM NEW ARTISTS ON THE WINDIAN ROSTER,
BLACK PANTIES &
JACQUES LE COQUE, REISSUES FROM
HANGMEN &
EBENEZER & THE BLUDGEONS ARE SHIPPING,
AND WE NOW CARRY MEANBEAN RECORDS' NEWEST RELEASES, THE NEW LP FROM DC'S
LOUD BOYZ, AND A HUGE UPDATE TO DISTRO FROM
GROOVIE RECORDS,
BACHELOR, ETC...
ALL PRESALES WILL SHIP BY 16 OCTOBER, IF NOT EARLIER********** PRESALES FOR B.P. & J.L.C. **********
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BLACK PANTIES
THE FUTURE EPWHILE HIS ALTER EGO MAY SPEND TIME PLAYING GIGS WITH MIDWEST PROTO-PUNKS LUMPY & THE DUMPSTERS, BLACK FROM BLACK PANTIES' REAL TALENT SHINES WHEN HE DONS THE MASK AND GETS BEHIND THE MIC - HEREIN ARE FOUR RAGING THRASH PUNK ANTHEMS ABOUT ISOLATION AND AGGRAVATION, WITH SEETHING GUITAR TONES AND ENOUGH ENERGY TO FINALLY GET YOU OUT OF THE HOUSE & BURN DOWN YOUR CITY.
PRE-ORDER HERE!
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JACQUES LE COQUE
"TIP OF MY TONGUE" 7"JACQUES LE COQUE IS A BAND FROM THE
NORTH-EAST THAT FEATURES MEMBERS OF
GOOCHI BOIZ AND
GABBA GHOULS THAT DRAW HOOKS FROM REPLACEMENTS-ERA "COLLEGE ROCK" - THEY RECORD EVERYTHING THEMSELVES ON A
VINTAGE TASCAM, AND SOUND REALLY FUCKING GREAT LIVE - A PROFESSIONAL PARTY BAND THAT TRADES IN THE 'HOW WASTED WERE WE' ROUTINE FOR SOME ACTUAL TALENT, WONDER IF THAT KINDA
THING'LL CATCH ON ...
PRE-ORDER HERE!********** RECENT REISSUES SHIPPING NOW **********
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THE HANGMEN (1965)
WHAT A GIRL CANT DO b/w THE GIRL WHO FADED AWAYReleased by Monument Records in 1965, The Hangmen’s first single “What A Girl Can’t Do” propelled the group to regional stardom, even supplanting The Beatles on the local charts. Traveling by hearse from gig to gig, The Hangmen garnered a rabid teenage following that forced their shows to be broken up by the local police on more than one occasion, even playing a private party at Robert Kennedy’s home.
Direct from the ashes of DC favorites The Reekers, The Hangmen contained many members of the former band and relied on the songwriting talents of guitarists Tom Guernsey and George Daly just as much as the backbeat of bassist Mike West and drummer Bob Berberich. After the dissolution of The Reekers in ‘65, the new group sought out “that British Sound” by contacting the British Embassy directly by phone to find a lead singer! This gamble paid off by getting them in touch with lead singer Dave Ottley (actually a Scotsman), who rounded out the line-up that would be responsible for their raucous reputation.
Remastered from the original Monument tapes by Vic Anesini at Battery Studios in NYC, these two tracks have NEVER sounded as good as they do here!
CHECK IT OUT HERE!
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EBENEZER & THE BLUDGEONS (1978)
PEER PRESSURE EPWith tracks featured on three different KILLED BY DEATH comps, Baltimore, Maryland’s EBENEZER & THE BLUDGEONS’ first and only EP “PEER PRESSURE” from 1978 is both a classic slab of early American New Wave and prohibitively rare and expensive to pick up on the used market. Side A starts with “FAKE”, a straight-head rock n’ roller played with Damned-like precision, followed by “GERTIE”, a wild narration about an albino scene kid and her struggles told over a jangly guitar-led verse and group chant chorus.
Side B is where this record really gets going - “WEEKEND NAZI” aggressively mocks the Nazi chic fad brought over to our shores from UK punk, while “OH! I LOVE THIS WEATHER” predicts with amazing clarity the coming of Fugazi and American Hardcore with its dry, pummeling bass riff and staccato breakdowns.
Transferred and remastered in an all-analog chain, available on Black Vinyl and limited edition see-through Red Vinyl available only at Windian Records.Com!
CHECK IT OUT HERE!
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