7-INCH SINGLE

Originaly released in 1980 on Phase 7's highly sought-after LP, Playtime. The band recorded at Honolulu's Broad Recording Studio, not long after Mike Lundy and Aura finished the final touches on their albums (both recently got the reissue treatment on...

Limited seven inch vinyl pressing of the first single lifted from his 2017 album. Features "Another Weekend" backed with "Ode To The Goat". Dedicated To Bobby Jameson and a bonus b-side that is unavailable elsewhere. Artwork by Matt Fischbeck, a longtime...

Seven inch vinyl pressing. In advance of their 2017 jazz fusion album comes a re-release of two original songs from the band's now hard-to-find 2010 album, Kindred. The first side features legendary saxophonist, Wendell Harrison, who is best known for...

Numbered limited edition of 250.

Stranger Cole with a soulful vocal on an infectious rhythm. All the components of the skinhead period reggae are here. Roy Richards on the flipside on the same rhythm. Mouth organ was not the most over used instrument on reggae tunes but this works well.

The debut vinyl appearance by Detroit's Prude Boys highlights the sandy vocals of bassist Caroline Myrick, while the Quennton Thornbury's reverb laced guitar lines are powerful yet measured. Real rock and roll with light surf vibes. Groove along to the...

Seven inch vinyl pressing. Japanese singer Aiko Sekiguchi moved from Japan to Honolulu for a six-month residency at a local nightclub known as Oasis, leaving behind a successful career in her home country. She later became a karaoke instructor and sought...

Bipolar is the twisted creation of Pouya and Obash, formed in a Brooklyn pisshouse while on a bender in the not too distant past. The duo moved to the USA from 'conservative' Tehran, Iran as a cog in a wheel of a true underground scene in pursuit of...

Seven inch vinyl pressing. Having had access to the longer version of the Northern classic 'Gone With The Wind Is My Love', this Kent 45 of Rita & the Tiaras' masterpiece is the first time we have issued the Dor? single as it was originally put out...