Category: Compact Disc
Suicide Bill and the Liquors – The Devil Said “Hi” To Bill
75OL-064 Suicide Bill and the Liquors – The Devil Said “Hi” To Bill CD
$7.00 S&H Included
Digital download is available here
Track Listing
- Hermit
- The Devil Said “Hi” To Bill
- Smart Enough
- GODKNOWSYAWRONG!
- Temp. Absent
- Another Month of Sundays
- Fri. Night Pizza!
- Crawl
- That’s Not What A Good Boy Does!
- Actress
- Diamonds Don’t Wash Up On The Shore These Days
- U Forgot!
- Suicide Summer
Suicide Bill and the Liquors offer you 13 songs recorded in the basement. Hopefully you give in and take them.
Found Dead in Trunk – Kerosene Cocktail
75OL-066 Found Dead in Trunk – Kerosene Cocktail CD
[out of print]
Track Listing
- Combat Zone
- She’s a Burd
- The Real Thing
- Prescription for Suicide
- Let’s Hate
- Hawks and Doves
- Don’t Give a Fuc
- Gacey
“Killed by Death” inspired Connecticut lo-fi punk band featuring former members of Stark Raving, The White Pigs and Sanity Assassins.
Limited to 100 silkscreen copies on CD
Coltrane Motion – The Year Without a Summer / Maya Blue EP
75OL-063 Coltrane Motion – The Year Without a Summer / Maya Blue EP CD
$7.00 S&H Included
Track Listing
- The Year Without a Summer
- Maya Blue
- How To Be (You, You’re Awesome Remix)
- Can’t (Superaction80 Remix)
Two-and-a-half minutes of frentic synth noise, back with a thick, fuzzed out slab of shoegazer drone-pop. Farfisa, harmonium, and mellotron shimmer and swirl around a raucous mess of drum loops and guitar, smothering a couple pure pop gems in a sea of distortion. Michael Bond and Matt Dennewitz fulfill their usual duties in this electronic duo, with GD Mills from Fuck Knights filling in on drums. Self-recorded in a bedroom and practice space in Ukrainian Village, Chicago. The seven inch single will be available in late March from the Data Was Lost label. This CD version contains two bonus remixes of tracks from “Songs About Music” by You, You’re Awesome and Superaction80.
Limited to 75 silkscreen copies on CD
Minky Starshine – Unidentified Hit Record
75OL-057 Minky Starshine – Unidentified Hit Record CD
$7.00 S&H Included
Digital download is available here
Track Listing
- Bitter End
- Good To Me
- Without You
- Paper Rain
- Nobody Better
- Guess That’s Why
- Brand New
- Millennium Wheel
- Misery
- Off the Hook
Their sophomore release is the album they’ve been long threatening to record: a towering mountain of melody and pop production that was both lament and celebration – and is as infectious as listening to a box of old 8-tracks in your Uncle Don’s basement. Recorded primarily by x-Hot Rod Circuit Michael Poorman at Strangeways Recording in Providence, R.I., Minky also teamed up with pal Ken Stringfellow (Posies, Big Star) in Paris, France at Le Domicile Studio, and with Chris Manning (Jellyfish, Guster) out at Salamander Sound in sunny California. This refined line-up features Mike Musburger (Posies, Fastbacks) on drums. These dashing gentlemen have taken sticky sweet rock and roll and turned it into a daily anthem for the soul.
Nature/Nurture – EP001
75OL-062 Nature/Nurture – EP001 CD
[sold out]
Digital download and streaming available here
Track Listing
- 001
- 002
- 006
- 007
An instrumental trio born in Fall River, and raised in the Wamsutta Mills of New Bedford. Sounds like: Shellac, Minus the Bear, Isis and At the Drive In having a bar fight, minus all the yelling.
Limited to 50 silkscreen copies on CD
Coma Coma – Does Your Remote Control Have a Remote Control?
75OL-053 Coma Coma – Does Your Remote Control Have a Remote Control? CD
Limited to 150 silkscreen copies
$7.00 S&H Included
Track Listing
- Binary Code
- Urban Death Maze
- Plastic Goldfish
- The Politician
- Popsichemicle
- You’ll Find Out
Coma Coma’s “Does Your Remote Control Have A Remote Control?”. Their debut release, a co-release with Redtide Records, consists of 6 songs over 26 minutes and was recorded by the trio at Satellite Studios with veteran rocker Emerson Torrey (The Raindogs, The Schemers, The Dino Club) as engineer. The end result is six creative and energetic tracks fueled by large quantities of cheap beer. Some influences include the Flaming Lips, Pavement, Fugazi, and the Super Furry Animals.
No Qualms – 2xCD 43 band compilation
75OL-056 No Qualms – 2xCD 43 band compilation
[out of print]
DISC ONE
- Clouds & Monsters – Don’t Pray
- Memory Men – Sudden Flash
- Coma Coma – You’ll Find Out
- MW Ensemble – Layers (live)
- Killing Pablo – Student Film
- The Spectacular Fantastic – Try Try Try
- Alien Father – Sails on Boats… Beautiful
- Prison or the Moon – Newport Directory
- The Diepods – Slip Up
- Six Star General – Drowning in Garbage
- Fashion Failures – Serial Killer
- Wolverton Brothers – That’s Right!
- Mustache Ride – Viceroy
- The Jesse Minute – Milo
- The Diggers – Song for the Space Mouse
- von Doom – Black Light
- The Propellers – Lifted
- The RHD Players – Begging, Kicking, Screeching
- Turn Blue – When The One The Sun Names (Happens Briefly)
- Ben Pilgrim – I Will Hold Her Hand Again
- Pop Rox – Pensacola
- Nathan Xander – Trial By Fire
- Suicide Bill – Suicide Summer
DISC TWO
- Hope Anchor – Super Collider
- Tanked 4M – Makers Mark #4
- The Inclined – Just Not The Same
- 15er – If You Don’t Stand for Anything
- The Dial MZ – Music from the Myth
- The Masons with Bob Kendall – Undertow
- Two Guys and Another Guy – Life’s Harsh Reality
- Next – All of Shat
- Dopey Lopes – Girl in the Pizza Store Window
- The Blood Moons – Downtown
- The Cobra-Matics – Rocker
- Nate Laban – Chubby
- The Skinny Millionaires – No Imagination
- Minky Starshine – Good to Me
- Sharks Come Cruisin – Santo Allo
- Baylies Band – Prince of Providence
- Kill Kill Kill – Under the Thumb
- SPVRS – Dragnet
- The Empire Shall Fall – Kingdom
- Guntaard – Deviants Night Out
No Qualms features 43 bands, the majority of which are from Rhode Island, the homebase of 75orLess. Other performers on this compilation are from such diverse locations as Wisconsin, New Jersey, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Chicago, New Hampshire, Los Angeles, Connecticut, New Hampshire and France.
Limited to 100 silkscreen copies on CD
The Diggers – self titled
75OL-051 The Diggers – Self Titled CD
Limited to 150 silkscreen copies on CD
$7.00 S&H Included
Track Listing
- Head in the Clouds
- Chinese Checkers
- Long Forgotten Shadows
- Lets Love
- Killing Time Without Injuring Eternity
- The World Just Ain’t No Fun
- The Russian Laughter Room
- My Sweet Muddy Mae
- Baby Please Don’t Go
- In the Word of Silenus
New Bedford, Massachusetts’s The Diggers show incredible range on their self-titled debut album. From 16 plus minute epics to groove laden jams to I just can’t contain myself rockandrolla, The Diggers have something to prove with their left field way of thinking. Recorded by themselves in the depths of the Wamsutta Mill, The Diggers are finally taking their (mostly) instrumental madness to the masses. Influences include: Led Zeppelin, An Albatross, Neil Young, Pink Floyd.
Nathan Xander – Swiftly, Surely
75OL-046 Nathan Xander – Swiftly, Surely CD
Limited Silkscreen Edition of 150 copies
[out of print]
Track Listing
- Brilliant Before My Eyes
- Eminent Domain
- Lighthouse
- Clouding Over
- America as Egypt
- Always Never Home
- Darkness
Nathan Xander‘s Swiftly, Surely, a 7-song mini LP was recorded in one day and originally released in August 2007 on the artist’s own imprint aww… rats. Based out of Chicago, he has toured extensively since the release. Swiftly, Surely bounces back and forth between mellow country, folk and heavier slow core, drawing inspiration from My Morning Jacket, Townes Van Zandt, Kris Kristofferson, and Neil Young.
Cholo – Unlimited Nights and Weekends
75OL-027 Cholo – Unlimited Nights and Weekends CD
Label limited to 50 silkscreen copies on CD
$7.00 S&H Included
Track Listing
- the breaks
- just aks
- jose on vaykay
- coconut
- morning breath
- blue
- antiPro
- pleased
- mario
- hawaii
- shagging fly balls
- low life [I-III]
cholo, from Brooklyn NY, mix, garage, jazz-punk and melodic pop creating indie rock that is earnest, fresh and provocative. Paolo DeGregorio from buzz band magazine The Deli describes them as “…the best post-Pixies band I’ve ever heard”. Felipe named the band in ode to his Peruvian roots but also from the identity crisis faced by first generation Latino-Americans. However, with members from Ireland, Guam, and exotic New Jersey, cholo pays tribute to the outsider perspective. In their sophomore release, UNLIMITED NIGHTS AND WEEKENDS, they are steps closer to authenticating a sound that will have people on the outside looking in.