Henry Rollins’ band in 1980/81: State of Alert. 1st demo on a 7″ vinyl

by Dischord

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2 men German Army in California. Early English-style post punk industrial in a little tribal and oriental mood.

C-45 by Yerevan Tapes (Italy) Full stream and digital buy here

Hard rock’n’roll from Thin Lizzy to Nomeansno.

The Shrine – ‘Blast Off’ album by Tee Pee

You can listen to previous album’s demo

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The Fat White Family from the left side of England. They come to my mind The Country Teasers, The Fall and Jesus & Mary Chain.

Touch The Leather 7″ by HHH Records  Buy here

Makeouts from Sweden. Garage punk. Like Black Lips. Beast

Back to Sleep LP + the last song is from their brand new single by Bachelor Records

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Very strange electronic music or kraut-rock from San Francisco. Really really Not Not Fun

Bronze – World Arena LP by Not Not Fun

der TANZ record release party

03 07  Budapest  Müszi

minimalist free punk music

„like a post-apocalyptic audio book” – few words about it

+ Bartha Márk – experimental electro acoustic music > 21:30
+ King Pepper  – like an old Japanese noise punk band > 22:15

der Tanz > 23:00    Ticket: 500     Facebook

A dirt trip to Poison Ivy by The Ukiah Drag

7″ by Wharf Cat

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Suicide Squeeze is an independent record label in Seattle. You can find artists in various styles in their roster, but the recent releases are mainly garage rock. 1-1 track of various sold out singles between 2011-13 in one 12″ LP. NoBunny, Davila 666, Coathangers, King Tuff, La Luz, Dirty Beaches and more

„Boredom and emptiness are huge inspirations.”

Never mind the bollocks, here is the Gäy! From a little Danish town, Grena

7″ by Zoo Music

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„Wild party music from Glasgow from our hearts to yours.”
Gen Ludd 12″ EP on experimental/electronic music label Clandestine

Gen Ludd is a project of decomposer & reproducer Dam Mantle plus members of an analogue house band Golden Teacher and maybe others. Golden Teacher EP is coming soon in April by Optimo Music

Hysterics are an American female hardcore-punk band. Classic sound

‘Can’t I Live?’ 7″ by M’lady’s

Euro tour: May-June. Budapest May 21

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Melancholic chamber music. Folk’n’Doom. Canada. Picastro

‘You’ LP by Function Records

Trans Upper Egypt

with Luca from Ultra Twist on psychedelic no wave. Dead Cool

is a Chrome Cranks cover. It was founded in 1988. Among the members are Bob Bert (Sonic Youth, Pussy Galore, Knoxville Girls),  William Gilmore Weber (Murder Junkies), Jerry Teel (Honeymoon Killers, Boss Hog, Knoxville Girls).  Video by Z-movie specialist tab_ularasa.

original

5crap5 doesn’t hesitate to wear her obsession with 80s synth rock on her sleeve, citing The Human League, Kraftwerk, Depeche Mode, Flock of Seaguls, OMD, Gary Numan and Devo as influences. I didn’t want to believe that she’s also an Aussie.

digital album

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2 British grunge punk bands, Bloody Knees and Birdskull

split 7″ by Art is Hard

There’re two great American bands, The Hussy is a midwestern trashy garage rock duo, Digital Leather is synth-pop-punk band of Shawn Foree with different line-ups. Split 12″ with 6 love songs by Digital Leather, and Shawn also plays on 4 Hussy songs, among those is a DL cover.

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Two German brothers played jazz with their father, then have formed The Notwist as hardcore-metal band in 1989. Then they turned into grunge, later indie rock and electro pop.

Close To The Glass LP by City Slang (UK), Sub Pop (US) and Spunk Records (Aus)

Euro tour March-Apr

Hot.Cool.Yours.

Pussy Riot – Putin will teach you how to love the motherland

They are showing progress in music.

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LA-TI-DA RECORDS is a Canadian independent label in Vancouver. There’re mainly garage rock and punk bands as Ape City R&B, Needles/Pins, Fist City, but you can also find 60s garage: The React, 70s glam rock: Paralel, soul: The Jay Vons, and one man band: Skip Jensen. My favourite is a garage soul band, The Ballantynes. You can listen to these on the label’s Bandcamp site.

What was the cause of starting of the label?

While hung over on vacation in Las Vegas in 2004, my good friend and I (Dale Davies, who is the graphic designer for everything we do) decided it would be a good idea to start a label. A lesson was learned that day: don’t make decisions while dehydrated in midday desert heat! Against our better judgement, we haven’t stopped yet.

What’s the main profile?

In terms of a goal? Our reason for doing it? To help get our favourite bands from home out into the world and help bring some of our favourite bands in the world back home with us! The fun part is when the two parts meet.

What was the greatest success?

In terms of releases, probably The Tranzmitors and The Ballantynes, as we have worked with those two bands every step of the way and it’s been really gratifying that both have found an audience. That said, our new Steve Adamyk Band single has been very well received and our strongest pre-seller ever. In terms of putting on shows, I’d have to say our annual festival, The Fall Down/Get Down!

What was the greatest surprise in the course of your story?

The greatest surprise is that after nearly ten years, we’re still standing! Somehow, we’ve managed to maintain this thing and continue to grow slowly and steadily. By maintaing our friends and relationships with bands and labels around the world, by continuing to adapt and change with the times, and by bridging our love for bands old and new, we’ve kept our enthusiasm and drive.
Again, with the Fall Down/Get Down festival, there’s been some tremendous surprises, but only upon reflection. At the time, we are so busy running the festival to stop and think how weird it is to bring in artists like Death and Roky Erickson, but after it’s over, it’s hard not to pause and say, wow, we just flew in Death and Roky Erickson!

What will be the next release?

The next release will be a brand new band called The Flintettes, featuring Mike Flintoff of the Tranzmitors. The Flintettes are a three piece from Vancouver who play in a style similar to early Stiff Records releases. Great stuff!