That's it... I NEED a new music fix or I might go into withdraw!

The International Noise Conspiracy - Armed Love

Michael Yonkers "microminiature love" 

It's not the latest trend but it kicks HARD !

I'm currently digging the Diamond Rugs, Cheap Time (Wallpaper Music) & Fidlar (Don't Try...EP).  I had never heard of them and they opened for The Hives.  I really liked it!  Very bouncy.  Following in the tradition of old L.A. punk.

At this moment I really like listening to Death Letters. Two young guys, guitar and drums, and they rock! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXXhcqlt-6Q But ask me again tomorrow...

Nice pick!! Chaz
Mike Gallows said:

Not sure if it's been mentioned but I would go with THE MONKS "Black Monk Time"

Not sure if it's been mentioned but I would go with THE MONKS "Black Monk Time"

Cool Beltones tune, sounds like a punk version of the Pogues in that song. Chaz
Jason Feldmann said:

Everyone should know, love, appreciate and emmulate the Beltones. Their On Deaf Ears EP collects all their early 7 inches onto a CD. Only 20 minutes. But 20 minutes is all you need to have your life turned upside down!!  I love this goddamn band.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=eS3mtb...

Whoa - the cover alone looks amazingly badass, almost have to buy it just based on that! I found some clips on amazon, sound pretty damn Hawt!
Thanks for sharing Kopper

Chaz



kopper said:

Here's one you probably don't have, but is an amazing live recording from a Minneapolis band who was around in the late '70s playing wild & raucous garage trash when no one else was! It's insanely good...

http://www.bompstore.com/servlet/Detail?no=11972

this http://www.lamf.biz/nomads-solna-lp---gatefold-sleeve--download-code-white-vinyl-278-p.asp

The Cramps: File Under Sacred Music Early Singles 1978–1981

MFC Chicken. This album is insanely catchy.

Anything by Shocking Blue.

The new Dr. John Album!

I think I discovered the blog of one of the members....it's called Ghetto Blasters and Butterfly Knives.  It's given me alot of entertainment.  The Agenda is alot of fun!!! 

40 Oz. Joey said:

Check out "Start the Panic" from the Agenda! (The exclamation point is part of their name). It was released back in '09 on Athens, GA-based indie label Kindercore, and I discovered it in a now closed FYE. It was used, dirt cheap, and I liked the cover. I sampled some cuts at a listening station, and I was fucking hooked. From beginning to end, it's gritty garage that doesn't let up, and I've been hoping to find more from this group. This vid isn't their best song on the album, but at least you can get an idea:

The Richmond Sluts - Richmond Sluts

 

You should check out a band called Sharpie Crows they are from New Zealand and are fucking awesome kinda like the fall meets the birthday party

Dark Was the Night Cold Was the Ground by The Creatures of Golden Dawn. It'll change your life!!

Check out "Start the Panic" from the Agenda! (The exclamation point is part of their name). It was released back in '09 on Athens, GA-based indie label Kindercore, and I discovered it in a now closed FYE. It was used, dirt cheap, and I liked the cover. I sampled some cuts at a listening station, and I was fucking hooked. From beginning to end, it's gritty garage that doesn't let up, and I've been hoping to find more from this group. This vid isn't their best song on the album, but at least you can get an idea:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QO5dcW0P75M

I was about to recommend the same.

LOS SAICOS

John Battles said:

YES ! TA TA TA TA TA TA TA TA ! YA ! YA ! YA! YA !    Sorry , can't stop  doing that. Good pick , Mina.
 
Mina said:

Great thread - I've only jumped around it, but y'all got some great taste.

I feel like when I need to buy a record right now, one is never enough...

My votes:

Poison Idea - Kings Of Punk

Quintron - Unmasked Organ Light Year

Jack Oblivian - So Low

That's so funny!  I just saw Hunx and His Punx on the 28th of May in Warsaw!  They were so fun!!!  I even got to meet Shannon and have a shot of Vodka with her!  It was a great evening...

Johnny Danger / Itchy Scabs said:

Same in our household - also digging  Hunx and His Punx, especially songs with Shannon singing in them.

Michael Barott said:

Right now, I'm absolutely in love with Shannon & The Clams album Sleep Talk...definitely one of my favorites right now.

Same in our household - also digging  Hunx and His Punx, especially songs with Shannon singing in them.

Michael Barott said:

Right now, I'm absolutely in love with Shannon & The Clams album Sleep Talk...definitely one of my favorites right now.

Right now, I'm absolutely in love with Shannon & The Clams album Sleep Talk...definitely one of my favorites right now.