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Hank Sinatra Jr
Firehouse 13
Providence, RI
Firehouse 13
Providence, RI
Mark Cutler
with the Tiny String Band
Greenwich Hotel
East Greenwich, RI
with the Tiny String Band
Greenwich Hotel
East Greenwich, RI
MARK CUTLER
with The Men of Great Courage Wonder Bar Allston, Mass
with The Men of Great Courage Wonder Bar Allston, Mass
COMA COMA
The Apartment EARLY SHOW 7-10pm Prov, RI
The Apartment EARLY SHOW 7-10pm Prov, RI
HANK SINATRA JR, VERTICAL TWIN
The Apartment EARLY SHOW Prov, RI
The Apartment EARLY SHOW Prov, RI
THE UNCOMFORTABLES
Silk City Tap Florence, MA
Silk City Tap Florence, MA
The Doll Eyes – The Great Runner Up CD
75OL-160 The Doll Eyes – The Great Runner Up
$7.00 S&H Included
Track Listing
1. The Sky is Falling
2. Heartbreaker
3. Getaway
4. I’m Not Here
5. Walden Woods
6. Abandon
7. That’s Why
8. The Great Runner Up
The Doll Eyes are a RI and Massachusetts based punk and bar band influenced by The Pixies, The Dead Boys, Social Distortion, Rancid, etc. The Great Runner Up, The Doll Eyes’ second album, sees a new dynamic within the band. Bass player Mike O’Shea steps up to share the songwriting and lead vocal mantle with guitarist Nate Shaw, both zooming in on the tales of flawed men and the world they inhabit. Guitar and lyric driven music with stark punk influence over the ever-steady drums of Gary Traylor, The Great Runner Up provides fist clenching, foot stomping rock and roll introspection.
75 or Less Records
Coma Coma – No In Between
Bill Keough – I Know Where You’ve Been
Chris Evil and the Taints – Blackout
Black Oil Incinerator – Huge Bruise
gladhouse – Ain’t Got the Gas
Lloyd’s Llamas – Midnight Clover
Matt Fraza – Libertine
Allysen Callery – Spare Parts
Bob Kendall – Dazed
Jackson Jillson – My Love For You Is At A Very High Level
Shifty Eye – In the Light
Monument Thief – A Scene
Jacob Haller – Time to Break Up the Band
Nate Laban & Sam Hill – Hypnotherapy
Deadlands – Libby Prison Blues
Sick Pills – Evil In Your Eye
Nature Nurture 002
Dan Baker Up on the Roof
Junior Varsity Arson Skull Collection
Mark Cutler I’ll Play for You
Suicide Bill & the Liquors The Independent Man
The McGunks Speaking of Crazy
Northern Lands Home Free
Haunt the House Bright Star (live at Fort Foreclosure)
Sister Mary Mother
Allysen Callery My Carolina
Crotchthrottle Anonymous Buzz
The Atomic Buddha Now You Are Gone
Stan Sobczak Flounders
Jeff The Postman Balloon Thought
Alien Father I’m Innocent
Guntaard Deviants Night Out
Crotchthrottle (Some Kind of) European Magic
Coma Coma 4th of July
Next All of Shat
MW Ensemble Apartment
Ott, Eric and Nate Laban Balm
Galvanize Battleship
Suicide Bill and the Liquors Bill’s Alternative Country
The Blood Moons Dead and Gone
Backwash Dixie
Clouds and Monsters Don’t Pray
The Masons Get Up
Six Star General Hi Five Lo Five
Alien Father I’m Innocent
Minky Starshine Laughing Gas
The Propellers Lifted
Lloyd’s Llamas Lion Love
The Sentimental Favorites Litterbugs
Tanked 4M Makers Mark #4
Crotchthrottle – Triple A Toledo
Meds Mob Song
Girl Haggard Modern Lovers
Deadlands Never There
Good Time Charlie Old Wine New Vinegar
Mark Cutler and the Men of Great Courage Paycheck Away
Baylies Band Prince of Providence
Bob Kendall Ready Still
The diePods Slip Up
Bitch Bros Son Of The Seventies
Eight Pictures Sonic Spaceman
Wolverton Brothers Spooky Magic Costume Shoppe
Cliffs and Bangers Squidhunter
Memory Men Sudden Flash
von Doom The Descender
Groundhawgs Tops
The Spectacular Fantastic Try Try Try
Hank Sinatra Jr Whole Foods
The Masons with Bob Kendall Undertow
Mike Mountain Two Little Bossmen
Dennis Most and the Instigators Balls
The Uncomfortables Euro Style
Ming Toro The Germ
Vertical Twin POS Jones
Mustache Ride Cigarettes for Breakfast
The Doll Eyes Tell Me
Nate Laban Chubby
Guntaard Deviants Night Out
Broadcaster Burgess Shale (demo)
Broadcaster How To Get On Fire (unreleased version)
Broadcaster Burgess Shale (demo)
Six Star General Trans Am Hands
Dan Baker Threw Me Down the Well
15er – Out of the Future and Into the Woods
75OL-156 15er – Out of the Future and Into the Woods CD
$7.00 S&H Included
Digital downloads are available here
Track Listing:
- The Mountebank of Your Mind
- Living Through Kilo Years
- SN2087A
- A Dizzying Frenzy in 2101
- Disintegrating in Our Spacesuits in Space
- SN20
- 87A Part II
- Levitation Increases by Multiples of Four
- Transmissions From the Future For Humans
- Out of the Future and Into the Woods
Six Star General guitarist Kyle Jackson crashes through the stratosphere and lands in deep spacetronic on his second solo release under the moniker ’15er’. Let “Out of the Future and Into the Woods” be the soundtrack to the Sci-Fi film that’s always lived in your head… this is music to make movies to. Featuring appearances by Jodie Treloar and Stan Sobczak. Recommended if you like: M83, Daft Punk, Tangerine Dream, and radical soundtracks.
Eric Ott and Nate Laban – Love Songs And Isolation
75OL-158 Eric Ott and Nate Laban – Love Songs And Isolation
$7.00 S&H Included
Track Listing:
- Balm
- Tim M. Grin
- Kill The Daylight
- Please Read
- Estranged
- Skipping Towards The Sun
Nate Laban is a songwriter born and raised in New Hampshire that has been writing, recording and performing for the last 20 years up and down the east coast of the U.S. Bands he has been in include, Brick House, The Frosting and skate punk band Wallos. Eric Ott has been playing in and around the region for 20 plus years himself and is a writer of critically acclaimed songs. Bands he has been involved with include The Bonnie Situation, Mercuryhat and his latest Eric and The Anxiety. Eric and Nate met at a party fellow songwriter Marty England had at his house in North Berwick, Maine a few years ago. They would meet up frequently for the next year or so and eventually it became a discussion between Eric and Nate to record something together and collaborate on a couple of songs. There was no pressure or time table adhered to and the recording took a year and a half to complete in Nate’s barn. The music itself has a good deal of 60’s pop rock influence, which is something they were striving for but not limiting themselves to. Themes range from soul suckers, failed one-sided relationships, lip balm, fresh new marriages to of course, isolation.