New Releases

http://www.screaming-apple-records.de/ wrote:Like what, me worry? Not The Neumans, that's for sure! The hottest act on the scene today, The Neumans are the latest in a long line of superb garage punk groups from Southern California. They are proud and worthy heirs to the throne held at various times by the likes of The Unclaimed, The Tell-Tale Hearts, The Pandoras and The Gravedigger V. This record is perfectly distilled 200 Proof garage punk, but the Neumans are not merely Kopy Kats. They've come up with 12 of their own nuggets to add to the pebble pile. Drop the needle into the groove of side one of this groovy little platter, turn the hi-fi all the way up and you'll be doing the frug, jerk and stomp to the point where your neighbours will be singing and shouting along with you!

https://teensoundrecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-acid-lemon-introducing wrote:THE ACID LEMON "Introducin'"
(Teen Sound Records) from Turin, Italy are one of last decade bands that stick to the original Garage Punk-Psych tradition of the sixties, with true passion and dedication. Their original composition can be easily taken for forgotten and/or obscure sixties tracks. Picture a great combination of the Electric Prunes, Blues Magoos and Texas Garage Punk bands and you're close to the distinctive Acid Lemon sound. Long time out of print here's some copies of their debut album found in our warehouse! A perfect gift for any Garagehead out there!
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released 27 October 2014

http://exystence.net/blog/2014/10/17/c-w-stoneking-gon-boogaloo-2014/ wrote:Overall, the album undulates between menacing and macabre voodoo rock (‘The Zombie’), to anguished, repentant Jamaican dancehall (‘The Thing I Done’, ‘Mama Got The Blues’), and jaunty, toe tapping, rock and roll tracks (‘The Jungle Swing’, ‘We Gon’ Boogaloo’). Nonetheless, almost every track is a cracker. One thing that does carry throughout the entire album is Stoneking’s aptitude for narrative and humour. Whether it be the man killed in a V8 driving accident, reluctant to accept his own death in ‘Goin’ Back South’ (‘Lord I got lots of unfinished business / back home waiting for me / got a wife and four little children / longing for my company’), or the frustrated-in-love guy telling his girl to make up her mind in ‘Tomorrow Gon’ Be Too Late’, Stoneking sure knows how to spin an entertaining yarn.

http://distribution.triplevision.nl/release/HNR007/ wrote:To understand the Psychedelic Shafferson Jetplane we have to take a trip to the late 60s and early 70s in the bands home country - Chile. There and then the growing youth culture expands their minds and their ideals of equality in rhythm with the chaotic cosmic sounds from the, then and now, acclaimed psychrockscene. In october 1970 the festival Piedra Roja, wich has been called Chiles equivalent to Woodstock, takes place. The counterculture and belief in the future are strong. But the end of an era is just around the corner. Three years later Augustus Pinochets fascist regime, with support from CIA, takes control of the country. September 1973 are known as the beginning of the time of silence. Thousands of people were murdered and tortured - among them many artists - during Pinochets 17 years in power. But during the recent years the experimental psychrockscene has begun to roar from the underground it was buried alive in.

When the Psychedelic Shafferson Jetplane released their self titled, analogue recorded, debut 2010 it became painfully obvious that the band are among the key-players on that scene. The record sold out faster then Pinochets fascist heart stopped beating after his attack 2006. And that's just one, among many, reasons to why we at Hoga Nord Rekords feel extraordinary proud to release two new psychtunes from TPSJ!

A-side takes off with a linear psych-blues vibe until the riffs pleasantly starts to cut and stimulate our eardrums frantically: Membrillo's ride is the sound of ZZ Top on the run on choppers after a drunken shopliftningbender on the wrong side of town. If you study TPSJ:s debut-cover you can't miss that the band not only loves Hugo Chavez but also Spacemen 3. Suitably the B-side share names with the three british space rockers hometown - Rugby. It's time for a revolution boys and girls. And all it takes is five seconds. And, uh, yeah.. we smell burning!

http://newyorkwannabes.bandcamp.com/ wrote:This album has been recorded at the Yeah Yeah Yeah Studio in Hamburg during September 2014.
We used a Tascam 388 Tape Recorder as used on the early recordings from the Black Keys or the White Stripes .
The recordings were done Live at one weekend and the mixing at another one . We barely used overdubs . This is real , no tricks or fake .
This is what the New York Wannabes are all about .
released 24 September 2014

http://www.nme.com/reviews/the-coral/15734#2 wrote:Wirral space cowboys The Coral are currently on one of those extended hiatuses, so it's a neat trick to pull a 'new' album out of the can to keep the embers glowing. Recorded between 2005's 'The Invisible Invasion' and 2007's 'Roots & Echoes', 'The Curse Of Love' is a neat record, filled with the mystic folk and lithe psychedelia that made them so refreshing back in the day. The knowledge that it was produced on a Tascam eight-track recorder adds to the dusted off aesthetic, but the real goods are in the dream-like, Lennon-flavoured beauty of 'Gently' and the powerful fuzz-bombs of 'The Watcher In The Distance', songs that should never have gathered dust in the first place.

http://troubleinmindrecs.com/bands/liminanas.html wrote:Record flippers be damned! Trouble in Mind proudly presents the long-awaited (& often requested) compilation of The Limiñanas out-of-print singles & compilation tracks, some making their first appearance on vinyl! Every non-album track you need is here, from the OOP Hozac single, to the TiM 2011 limited tour single to their appearances on various compilations & tributes, all in one handy place.

http://albumstreams.com/s/teleman/breakfast wrote:London based Teleman drop their debut album "Breakfast" and deliver some flawless indie pop which is not only to be served during morning hours.

http://www.nme.com/blogs/nme-blogs/j-mascis-tied-to-a-star-exclusive-album-stream wrote:Better known for his role in Dinosaur Jr. J Mascis is about to release his latest solo record 'Tied To A Star' next week (August 25). On it - and much like on 2011's 'Several Shades Of Why' - he largely ditches the heavy riffing and distortion of his day job in favour of something a little calmer. Instead, he shuffles into folkier territory, proving along the way that he doesn't need layers of fuzz to be at the top of his game. If you're reading this in UK or Europe, listen to the record exclusively in full now.
Read more at http://www.nme.com/blogs/nme-blogs/j-mascis-tied-to-a-star-exclusive-album-stream#wUheskkwK2aEmXUg.99

http://spleenarcana.bandcamp.com/album/the-light-beyond-the-shades wrote:Spleen Arcana is the work of French songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Julien Gaullier. Influenced by 70′s progressive rock, Julien’s work is driven by melancholia and forsaken landscapes, inspired by musical heroes like Pink Floyd, Genesis, Mike Oldfield, Astra, Black Mountain, Marillion, Camel...