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Were you one of the 300 people who managed to get your hands on this single first time around? If so, keep your copy safe as it is now very much sought after. If you weren't so lucky, but still want to pick up a copy of the very first tracks The Cribs unleashed on the world, and very early recordings from Jen Schande on the flipside too... then here is your chance. This one didn't stick around very long when we first released it back in 2003, and since then it's been deleted and out of print. Imagine our thrill when The Cribs asked if we would like to re-issue the single to celebrate their 10th anniversary. Jen was very happy for this to go ahead as well, as she is heading over to the UK in November to play some gigs. Well, it seemed like a no brainer to do it, really. Erm... so we have. This time, the vinyl is brown instead of blue, as 2 thirds of The Cribs originally wanted to press the single on brown, but lost out to the other member of the band when they tossed a coin. Anyway, enough of us waffling on like wistful old farts... all you need to know is the 2 Cribs tracks on here were recorded by the band themselves at their own Springtime Studios on reel to reel tape - and the results are rough, raw and full of youthful energy and enthusiasm. The flipside by Jen Schande is just as powerful in its own way, with both tracks recorded at home on 8 track, and coming across like a cross between The Breeders and Cat Power. Get this one while you can, because just like the original pressing all those years ago... when it's gone, it's gone forever.

Girl One And The Grease Guns continue to deliver dark and moody (but also catchy and poppy) slices of electronic, synth laden goodness - and this latest offering is a worthy addition to their ever increasing discography. "Suburban Robot" is a natural follow-on from their previous 7", Bashed, Beaten And Broken (Trip The Switch) b/w Made Out Of Perspex. There's a real sense of menace in this track... [more]

Here we have a great little collectors item. Usually this 7" comes as part of the Odd Box Records Singles Club, and sits nicely alongside a 7" featuring The Give It Ups / Santa Monica Swim And Dive Club, and another 7" featuring One Fathom Down / The Humms. All wrapped up in a cloth bag with stickers and badges.

However, a few copies of The Blanche Hudson Weekend / Horowitz... [more]

Yep , more female fronted punk rock n' roll brilliance this time with The Nasties (from Italy) and The Stuck Ups (from the USA) 8 fast n' furious foot stompers from The Nasties and 9 electro punk power blasts from The Stuck Ups. Absolutely first class no holds barred balls to the wall pop punk heaven for anyone who appreciates the finer things in life. 12 inches of perfect plastic packed full of... [more]

Here we go again... more rough, raw soundin', ass shakin', foot stompin' rock n' roll fun and games from those Real Loozer kids with their fuggin' fantastic version of "Beat Your Heart Out" and their own "Oh Oh Yeah!".... you should know by now just what to expect. Flip the shit over and you've got "It's A Crime" by The Illegal Movers plus their own version of "Beat Your Heart Out" which is quite... [more]

Featuring:
• The Boonaraaas (Out Of Luck)
• Elvis McMan (Stuck On You)
• The Unlovables (Doot Da Doot)
• Bazooka Boppers (Cops Took My Baby)
4 female fronted slabs of rock n' roll punk pop mayhem. Presented in all its uncensored glory and pressed on jet black vinyl in an EXTRA LOUD cut, "Teenage Crime Wave" is the 10 minute exploitation turntable... [more]

Y'know, these split singles are great. But, ya can't have this one. 'Cos it's SOLD OUT!! For the record, it features The Cribs before they became a little better known, and California girl Jen Schande on the flip side which is lovely, Breeders/Cat Power style music. All on blue vinyl, too..........

This release is notable as being the debut single / recording by The Cribs, now one of the... [more]

Featuring "Crime Time" and "Tell Me Something" by The Real Losers - raw, scuzzy, fuzzy, messy, kick ass garage punk rock n' roll teen fun at maximum volume. OH YEAH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! On the flip side - "No Way Out" and "Cheap and Vulgar" by Pop Threat. One track sounds like a Blondie demo, the other is just NOIZE ! capturing the band in one take, full volume, no frills mode ........ and lots... [more]

Featuring "Dark Black" by Pop Threat - Moody and quite beautiful. Think Chelsea Girl era Nico meets Mazzy Star. On the flip side - "I Fall Down" by The Silver Rockets. Early My Bloody Valentine crossed with Spacemen 3 and featuring guest vocal by Pop Threat singer Caroline. This is The Silver Rockets one and only recording...... so there !