Have you ever watched the 1977 video of Ram Jam playing “Black Betty” in somebody’s front yard and asked yourself, “Why don’t we have bands who party like that anymore?” And after the very first time you witnessed a young bellbottomed James Gang set up their gear in the Mexicali desert and riff t...

Debut album from New York's finest purveyors of catchy hard rocking tunes, classic AND fresh for your enjoyment! $10 for 10 songs includes shipping anywhere in the United States. Whatta deal!

Pressed on "ghoul flesh" yellow vinyl! This February will see the official worldwide release of Tales of Torment, the debut album from south-eastern Australia’s creeping clan of black denim/leather clad miscreants, Rot TV. While the album may be their first as a collective, as an itemized bill o...

NOW ON GOLDEN HAZE VINYL! Recorded in an 1800's era estate deep in the Pennsylvania woods withengineers Joe Boldizar (Retro City Studios), Zach Goldstein (KawariSound), and the band's own Sean Hur, Planetary Space Child is thehighly-anticipated new LP from Philadelphia's RUBY THE HATCHET. Thepro...

Ruby's classics "Valley of the Snake" LP on Hellfire Haze vinyl, bundled together with "Planetary Space Child" on Cotton Candy Haze vinyl for a killer price!

California psychedelic heavy rock champions Sacri Monti return with a vengeance on their sophomore LP 'Waiting Room for the Magic Hour'. Recorded at San Diego's Audio Design (Earthless) with producer Jordan Andreen (Joy, Arctic), 'Waiting Room for the Magic Hour' sees Sacri Monti firing on all c...

We've got the first Sacri Monti LP, now on clear vinyl, bundled together with the new Waiting Room LP on green vinyl, together at a great price! Waiting Room for the Magic Hour by Sacri Monti

Debut album by Sad Planets, featuring members of Black Keys, Cobra Verde, Sweet Apple.  Sad Planets -- John Petkovic and Patrick Carney -- rolls out its brand of  "psychedelic trash" -- a mix of psych, pop, garage and experimental rock that pairs hook-heavy songwriting with Eno-esque synths an...

After five years in the void, heavy rock devotees Satan’s Satyrs burst forth to deliver a lumbering, glam-and-doom frankenstein of a tune, “Quick Quiet Raid.” Replete with howling vocals, primitive rhythms and a freak-fuzz guitar meltdown, this is volcanism at its finest and signals return to for...