7-INCH SINGLE

Limited seven inch single vinyl pressing.

Experience the 1967 British summer of love with The Syn's reissued single "Flowerman," a classic slice of psychedelic history. Led by Steve Nardelli, the band featured guitarist Peter Banks and bassist Chris Squire who went on to form the progressive...

Bobby Oroza returns with a two-sider of songs paying homage to the ladies of the world. Side A, "Queen Of The Barrio" is a proclamation of love and respect for all the ladies who grew up in the barrios around the world and the unique kind of woman that...

The first opening theme and ending theme for the anime 'Saint Seiya', which began broadcasting in 1986. MAKE-UP is in charge of both songs. A reprint of the EP released on October 21, 1986. https://youtu. Be/9ENe0FsMvqo TRACK LIST 1. PEGASUS FANTASY...

By popular demand, and following up on the success of Les Imprim?s debut album R?verie, we press two more absolute standouts from the LP to 45 for the DJs and collectors. For the A side we asked Morten to do an edit for the 7" and put a little more...

A fantastic throwback 7" colored vinyl from proto-glam rockers T. Rex featuring Marc Bolan's best-loved songs! These unique studio outtakes were recorded in 1971 and given an all-new mix this year!

High ranking Johnny Osbourne anthem from 1982 with Roots Radics in full effect. Sampled countless times in Drum & Bass - first time legit seven inch pressing for this original ruling version.

A unique 7" featuring tracks from The Damned's 1994 live performance in Mulhouse, France! The A side features the band's perennial hit "Neat Neat Neat" while the B side features several Inventive and surprising cover songs!

1000 miles away from the beating musical hearts of Rio and S?o Paulo in the late '70s, the Brazilian city of Bel?m gave rise to a little-known record label called Erla - Estudio Rauland. Though not prolific in it's output, the label made up for it in...

Remastered reissue of 1967's mini pop symphony by Hertfordshire's own The Mirage which recounts Ramona Blair's heartbreaking wedding day abandonment. Played heavily on radio alongside the likes of Pink Floyd's "See Emily Play," it fell just short of hit...