Category: Bands/Comps/Splits
The Glare – Self Titled CD
75OL-304 The Glare – Self Titled CD
Digital streaming available here
$7.00 S&H Included
Track Listing
- Here Comes Melody
- Up In The Treetops
- Such A Sneak
- Green Near The Pond
- Slow Down
Doris Duke – Need EP
75OL-303 Doris Duke – Need CD EP
Digital download and streaming available here
$7.00 S&H Included
Track Listing
- Ripper
- Wait
- Need
- Excuse Me…
- Debt
Dennis Most & The Instigators – This Time It’s Personal!!!
75OL-302 Dennis Most & The Instigators – This Time It’s Personal!!! CD
$12.00 S&H Included
Track Listing
- We Ain’t a Local Band
- Ad-Vice Grip
- From Home
- How Many Loves Per Heart?
- Color is Out This Year
- Black is Black
- The Affair
- I Don’t Do Acoustic
- Innocent Bystander
- Nite Life
- Slam Into The Sun
- Time
- Deconstructing the Riff
- Mother Murphy
- Volume Suicide
The Low Cards – Pilgrims Wake
75OL-300 The Low Cards – Pilgrims Wake
Digital download and streaming available here
Track Listing
- The Pilgrim
- Kingdom
- Tear You Down
- Emily
- Pal
- The Journey
- Wolves
- The Arrival
- Down from the Mountain
- Partner
- Smile & Nod
- Never Gonna Find My Way
- What Am I Doing Here
- Pilgrims Wake
Jeff the Postman Return to Sender
75OL-301 Jeff the Postman – Return to Sender CD
$8.00 S&H Included
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Track Listing
- Failure
- Tethered
- Parasites
- Shattered
- All Day
- Vacant
- Living Art
- The Village
- Sanctuary
- Amputee
- Tuning
- Still Point
- Star Gazing
- The Pulpit
- My Words
- Release
- Bitter Bitch
- Tides
- Chained
- Return to Sender
Sick Pills Nothing’s Funny Anymore
75OL-294 Sick Pills Nothing’s Funny Anymore CD
Digital download and streaming is available here
$7.00 S&H Included
Track Listing
- Remind Me You’re Gone
- American Virus
- Life’s a Joke
- No Good For Anyone
- Fix Me
- Yeah Yeah
- Be My Girl
- Friday Night
- Need You To Know
- Watching the World
Fourth full length album from New Bedford, MA punk/alternative/rock band Sick Pills.
The Callouts in Deli Magazine
The Callouts need no labels, play Dusk 06.12
The Callouts are a band you can’t help but cheer for, and get the feeling they are cheering for you. The connection comes from the group’s upbeat style, ideally suited for both that summertime house show where you finally kiss your high school crush, or the Tuesday night bar stumble-in that exceeds your expectations. The band creates a unique mold for itself in its latest record Give Up: high-energy electric guitars and speedy drum patterns are balanced with sensitive pop hooks for a style that narrowly escapes the pop-punk label. Yes, the energy and breakdowns that characterized pop-punk bands of the early 2000s are there, but the group feels distinctly modernized and less commercial. The band is playing Dusk in their hometown of Providence, RI on June 12th. When you listen to The Callouts, you can visualize a group having fun in a garage, no labels needed. “Hot Tuesday” is streaming below. – Rene Cobar
Plug – Block Out the Sun
75OL-298 Plug – Block Out the Sun CD
$7.00 S&H Included
Digital download and streaming available here
Track Listing
- Dreaming
- Sad
- Superhero
- Drown
- Even Everything (featuring Shawn Smith)
- Don’t Be Strong
Whats Up RI reviews The Same Thing Project and The Callouts
Walks of Life – The Same Thing Project, 3.5 out of 5
The Same Thing Project is a unique collaborative comprised of people from all walks of life, including many with intellectual challenges. The project has recorded its first album and the result is both moving and inspiring, a heartening exercise in humanity. And it rocks! It release features superb musicianship, with more than a few killer guitar solos certain to kick out anyone’s jams. Behind the inspired leadership of RI singer-songwriter Mark Cutler, it drives like an early 70’s Stones album, warts and all.
Every song is special… The opener “Common Ground” offers a compelling message of hope and opportunity. “Mama’s Blueberry Pie” turns into a slightly drunken sing-along whereas the jingle jangle hook-laden “Better Days” drives along down a happy road. “Better days are coming, amen to that/Skies will still be blue and we’re never turning back.”
The supporting cast – including many performers with special needs – displays soul and courage. This isn’t just a rock star inviting someone up on stage to join in a song, it’s a grand collaborative endeavor. As cliché as it may sound, it shows that anything is possible. Wanna have some fun?
Give Up – The Call Outs – 4 out of 5
Give Up, a recent release from The Call Outs, offers a full dose of PVD power punk that hangs right up there with the ranks of Gwen Stephani, Liz Phair and Blink 182. These instantly likable songs from the power trio ride straight down a stretch of I95 at 100 MPH – guitar driven, anthem like, with purpose. “Sorry I was careful, sorry you were angry, kinda like it was on tour … When I wake up, California’s in my rear-view,” sings lead vocalist Missa Hill, on “California,” an album highlight. Listen to this release – and don’t except to remain seated!
Thomas Moorecroft Self Titled
75OL-296 Thomas Moorecroft Self Titled CD
$7.00 S&H Included
Digital download and streaming coming soon
Track Listing
- Outside Heartbeat
- Sun Came Out Too Late
- Twist
- Lo-fi
- My Own Mars
- Kentucky Ray
- Die Already
- Dirt
- Mistake-Hope-Mistake
- Thomas Moorecroft