July 4th Salute For…Amphetamine Reptile
Associated Entries: AmRep Archive – A-Z Amphetamine Reptile is a label that was formed in 1986 by Tom Hazelmeyer. Since their formation, the label released numerous records by the likes …
Band Bios // Psychic Ills
Psychic Ills are psychedelic preachers from New York who are worshiping at the altar of such deities as Velvet Underground, Spacemen 3 and Jesus & Mary Chain. So far the …
Band Bios // Clockcleaner
MySpace Page I’ve seen Flipper in their heyday but I’ve never seen a band piss off a crowd like that before – Chris Moore, Negative Approach Philadelphia’s Clockcleaner write punk …
I Heart Noise remembers – The King Of Pop (1958-2009)
Disclaimer: This article isn’t meant to mock or question the legacy of one of the best-known entertainers in the world, but rather tries to trace his influence on some the …
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Band Bios // Young Widows
MySpace Page The halls of nu-pigfuck are beset with obstacles, and it might be only these three penitent men who pass. – Pitchfork There are more than a few pilgrims …
Visuals – Artwork – Mount Shasta
Main Entry: Mount Shasta Much of the artwork for MS album covers was created by Rob Syers – one of the co-founders of Skin Graft label and featured SG’s mascot …
Visuals – Posters / Memorabilia / Merch – Cop Shoot Cop
Main Entry: Cop Shoot Cop Official Site Artists that worked on Cop Shoot Cop artwork/posters: Derek Hess (Website)
Half Japanese
MySpace Fan Page UK Fan Site Much like The Shaggs before them, Half-Japanese represented amateur rock music at its best (or worst, depending on a particular point of view).
Brothers Quay + His Name Is Alive
Starting from the late 70s, US-born / England based duo of identical twins Stephen and Timothy Quay produced a whole number of stop-motion animations and their unique style, in turn, …
Label Profile – Chrome Peeler Records
MySpace Page Chrome Peeler is a relatively new label based in Butler, New Jersey. So far they produced two volumes an ongoing series of compilations called “You’ve Got Your Orders” …