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The Wylde Ratttz were formed in 1997 to record tracks by The Stooges for the film Velvet Goldmine. With Ron Asheton as the secret weapon, the songs were easily dispatched and the band quickly organized a second session that produced a mixture of originals brought in by the band members, covers by The Pretty Things (one of Ron’s fav bands), and 40 minutes of killer instrumental tracks. ... more
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Rarities 1
by Sonic Youth
supported by 24 fans who also own “Shed”
An officially available collection of rarities by SY? Pure treasure!
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Rarities 3
by Sonic Youth
supported by 24 fans who also own “Shed”
I love SY so much! I still feel like they are my band. You know, that one band that you are the only person you know who has heard of them and who listens to them. They always take me away from my present reality. Soothing noise. The acoustic version of "Star Power" is absolutely phenomenal; "Basement Contender" is heaven; "Machine" is pure SY; "Catholic Block" is so rough, it's comforting. To me, this isn't just a collection of rare songs but a full-on SY album from start to finish.
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Rarities 2
by Sonic Youth
supported by 23 fans who also own “Shed”
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Fist In The Air
by Cherubs
Fuzzy Austin trio follow up their first album in 20 years, released in Spring 2015, with a stomping new EP of noisy rock & roll.
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Cuffed Up (EP)
by Cuffed Up
The new EP from Cuffed Up is a big, boisterous rock record, with bruising riffs and snarling, hooky vocals.
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Ephemeral
by Groupie
Brooklyn's Groupie make post-punk that is at turns bouncy, scuzzy, joyous, and sharp, with a strong melodic core; this is their debut LP.
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ALPHABETLAND
by X
supported by 22 fans who also own “Shed”
ALBUM OF THE YEAR, easily. effortlessly on a par with X's vintage catalogue, "Alphabetland" is a solid testimony of a band as vibrant, creative and urgent as ever. Honestly, it's THAT good. Strongly recommended.
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