The Dirtbombs is a garage rock band with double bass and double drums from Detroit:

The Stranger – What’s the new Dirtbombs like? Any surprises?

Mick Collins (founder, singer, guitar) – Oh yes. The new record is finally the bubble gum album I’ve apparently been talking about for years. People have told me I’ve been talking about this album forever. We’re going to call it Ooey Gooey Chewey Cablooey.

Here is the second song from it:

You can find the first here

After a serious freak out and two years psychiatric treatment* King Khan has returned with his big band. Psychedelic rhythm’n’soul

3 tracks from King Khan & The Shrines – Idle No More LP by Merge

*The picture was taken long before the treatment.

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“Here’s 3 ugly lookin blokes, tourin’ the world, playin at all these wonderful cities, dining at all these wonderful restaurants, meeting all these famous people. In the back of ya head I’m thinking to myself ‘Im a fuckin’ farmer!” – one of the members of Cosmic Psychos said.* The old Aussie punk rock band formed in 1982, and over some line-up change and an untimely death by heart attack they still rock on. Their music is garage punk hard rock’n’roll like Motörhead, Stooges or Ramones. Strange though it may appear they had a significant influence on the Seattle Sound in the 90s through their some fans: Kurt Cobain, Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam), Buzz Osbourne (The Melvins) or Donita Sparks (L7). Now the Goner and the Aussie Aargth Records re-release their first three albums.1st track from 1987, 2nd & 3rd from 1989.

*I Love My Tractor – is the title of their latest and live album (2013)

It’s a pleasure to get a mail from the Canadian garage – punk – rock Telephone Explosion Records. If I see their mail in my box, I rub my hands because I know they have released another great record. And those are so good, that you can buy safely their any records without listening, because their name is a guarantee for the high octane rock’n’roll. There are two RNR666 related bands. The Hell Shovel gave a show in Budapest at RNR666 party already, while the Demon’s Claws were the band of Pierrot before Jack of Heart. Not long ago a fantastic primitive garage hard rock LP by Crosss arrived, and now here is the Teenanger album.

It’s interesting just so much as The Ramones. Listen!

on the RAZORCAKE by Rick Ecker: „JC SATAN start off with two garage-rock-mixed-with-pop songs that are fuzzed-out jams. They have a nice groove to them and get your head bobbing. PIRESIAN BEACH’s two songs are more experimental and trippy, but really flow well on this single with the other songs. Both bands really did a great job. If you’re into the more out-there and non-traditional punk bands, you’ll like it too.”

Rick’s personal mixed style musical blog, the ALTERED FREQUENCIES.

You can order JC Satán / Piresian Beach split 7″ HERE.
„Investment of the year!”  (The Big Issue) 

“We’re too punk for the psychedelic bands and too psychedelic for the punk bands.” The sound of Cosmonauts like Spacemen 3, early Sonic Youth and Velvet Underground spiced with surf tones and oriental psychedelic tunes. “It could be one chord the whole song and to us it can still have more movement than a wild improv jazz record.”

from Persona Non Grata LP by Burger

They are in Euro Tour! “We usually don’t use any pedals and just have our amps loud.”

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Absolutely loud, hard, angry synth punk. Absolutely Not

Mister Something LP by Chain Smoking

At first there was an unlucky name: Pangea. It has changed to a stupid one: together Pangea. Bay area garage hard rock’n’roll.

7” by Harvest Records

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The Bilders are groups of various musicians and friends. The New Zealander writer and musician, Bill Direen stands in the centre of the groups. The new album has released under the name of Bill Direen & the Hat. The performers are: Hamish Kilgoure (The Clean, NZ), David Watson (musician & experimental music scene organizer, NZ), Miggy Littleton (Blood On The Wall, US). The tracks range from garage pop to acoustic-electric assault. You can find among those 1-1 poems by W.B. Yeats and Ezra Pound.

from The Flavour Of The Meat LP by Grapefruit

4 Total Punk singles

1. Cheap Time – garage glam rock
2. Life Stinks – The Outdoorman Chud Kawamura’s new band is like the Flipper.
3. Buck Biloxi & The Fucks members: Brain Wilson, J. Pestilence Morgan, Cunt Eastwood, sometimes Martin Loser King
4. Gino & The Goons – raw garage rock and roll

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The Australian singer/songwriter Evelyn Morris has named herself after small pancakes and plays psych pop.

Pikelet – from Calluses LP by Chapter Music

Lady Banana garage trash rock 2 men göteborg sweden + The Skeptics primitive garage rock 2 men & woman la rochelle france

Split 7″ by Frantic City

From the Twin Steps Bandcamp page: „sometimes i wake up with hands in my pockets still sleepwalking till i find somewhere to vomit..” Their music is similar in the manner of the 50s-60s years:

7″ by 1-2-3-4 GO!

Son of Sam A great Spike Lee movie from his story: Summer Of Sam

For the sake of rock’n’roll family tree researchers: the Fuzz are Charlie Moonheart (guitar), Roland Cosio (bass, Charlie & the Moonhearts with Mikal Cronin; Epsilons with C. Moonheart, M. Cronin, Ty Segall; Party Fowl with Cronin, Segall) and Ty Segall (drums, vocals). Retro hard garage rock

This Time I Got A Reason

Debut album on Oct. 10 by In The Red

Jacuzzi Boys – eazy lil psych grge rck frm Flrda

Double Vision 7″ by Hardly Art

nxt LP on spt 10.  prev LP fll strm

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Early Butthole Surferesque „lysergic drenched anthems for all your daily evil activities” by Satanic Rockers from Melbourne with kickass

Micro Manager from Fu Kung LP by Little Big Chief

The latest release of the Less Artist More Condos split 7″ series. Lower Dens is one of the many projects of singer/songwriter Jana Hunter and play experimental folk rock. On the other side from same place:  „Horse Lord is a band from Baltimore.” Repetitive psychic experiment.

by Famous Class.  The LAMC series

Typical French garage surf rock

Sapin – one two t ree four EP by Azbin

„The Steve Adamyk Band are a punk band.” They „play trash-pop inspired by seventies punk, the skinny tie bands of the eighties and nineties garage rock.” But their songs is too power pop for me often, but not this:

7″ by Hosehead

Another great Aussie garage rock band: The Living Eyes:

7″ by Goodbye Boozy

You can listen to their first album here.