7-INCH SINGLE

Japanese rock band Mono No Aware's digital single 'Zokkon' & 'Sokoniattakara' released on 7' vinyl.

Here we have brand new original material from an unlikely cross Atlantic hook up pairing Jersey DJ and producer Mo-Matic aka Colin Moore with New York based MC Oxygen who needs no introduction, currently part of the Hip Hop super group Soundsci. Sureshot...

Under the tutelage of the trumpet player, Joel Ricci aka Lucky Brown, Soul's Path Ensemble brings you two sultry, raw instrumentals. "Another Mother Pt. 1" is a big-kick drum, head nodding, Soul-style spinner where the circular structure keeps it's...

Wo absolute crushing bands pair up for a satanic/cop free hardcore grinding good time. West coast ANTICHRIST DEMONCREW and western no-coasters PIG CITY both hit their stride in 2021 with a choice set of three songs each to usher in armageddon. Ten...

The long awaited definitive book on Christian Death and Shadow Project singer/songwriter/visionary, cult goth icon Rozz Williams! This hardcover tome presents a full history of Williams's life, career and philosophy, as told to author Dave Thompson as...

Sarah Furukawa, the up-and-coming singer and songwriter based in Tokyo, releases a cover of one of the greatest Japanese pop tunes of the 80's, Seiko Matsuda's 'Sweet Memories' coupled with her latest track 'We had something'.

UK seven inch vinyl pressing of this single lifted from their 2008 album Moonwink. Features 'Vivian Don't' plus the non-album 'I Think We're Alone Now'. Fierce Panda. 2009.

Before Frankie Beverly and Maze, after Frankie Beverly and The Butlers, there was Raw Soul - a James Brown-esque group of musicians out of Philadelphia. They released four singles, one for Philadelphia's Eldorado Records (Charles Earland's Small Philly...

Spice singer Ross Farrar speaks of the band's ambition to forge a sort of aesthetic patois: a mode of expression as strikingly regional as it is recognizable. Last year's self-titled debut, released in the depths of the pandemic, fully achieved this...

Limited seven inch vinyl pressing of this split single. Darrow Fletcher's track was more popular than 'My Young Misery'; so much soul from one so young. The Richard Temple 'That Beatin' Rhythm' side is aimed at the younger converts to the Strange World...