PERSONNEL: F.M. Cornog, everything TRACK LISTING: 1. Bristine 2. Here We Go 3. That’s What I Always Think Well, this was unexpected! An unofficial ERP tape, forgotten for 16 years and unheard by almost everybody until now. You lucky dogs! No downloads, OK, so chill for 10 minutes and dig three super rare tracks from one of America’s great songwriters.
PERSONNEL: Marydee Reynolds: Vocals, guitar Ruben Layman: Bass George Bolton: Keyboards, samples Michael Smith: Drums Additional guitars: Doug Vargas Additional samples: Lamar Lowder Recorded by Lamar Lowder Sound Sanctuary, Allston, MA — Fall 93 Cover photo: G. Benson All songs by Marydee Reynolds © 1993 TRACK LISTING: 1. Prozac 2. Emily Says 3. Big Mistake Recorded within a year of this Boston band’s formation, this is the demo tape that Chris Connelly, from Ministry and the Revolting Cocks, brought to…
PERSONNEL: Jehn Cerron: Vocals, loops TRACK LISTING: First Side 1. She’s Lavender 2. Holding Hands And Eyes 3. Tunnel To A Channel 4. (little swing break – no title 5. It Starts At The End 6. Sweet Sister 7. Embrace And Depart 8. Tell Me A Story 9. Kiss The Air Nearest Your Face Second Side 1. Singing In The Swing 2. Please Keep A Light On 3. Regret I Felt 4. Middle Of Sunday 5. Lazy 6. Ears In…
PERSONNEL: Alec Cumming: Bass, acoistic guitar, voclas, crash cymbal & keyboards on “Today Show Tango” Cynthia Harden: Programming, keyboards, vocals, flute & xylophone Larry “Screech” Horowitz: Lead & rhythm guitar, backing vocals Featuring the talents of: Doug Wolff: Saxophone on “Obvious Signs Of Decay” Paul Rose: Electric guitar on “While I’m Dreaming” Elizabeth Hughes: Drums & percission on “Outta My Life Again”, “Fool For Ya Baby” & Subtle Place Vilnius Mantwerp: Drums on “Chocolate Cake” About the songs… B.T.W.G. was…
PERSONNEL: Susan Horwitz: Guitar, lead vocals Mary Dunham: Bass, background vocals Tracy Almazan: Drums, background vocals Produced by Richard Brukner Recorded at TuCasa Sound Stucios, NYC Mixed at The Place, NYC TRACK LISTING: 1. Smooth Stone 2. Away 3. 100 Sorries 4. Let ’em Go 5. Mempho The Wives! What a band. One-time roomies with Jenifer Convertible at The Music Building on Eighth Avenue, we shared the stage with these rockin’ chicks at clubs all over the East Village throughout…
PERSONNEL: Not listed TRACK LISTING: 1. Love Affair 2. Cazalla 3. The Naked Flame 4. Love Is Good 5. Sticky 6. Godiva 7. Can’t Help Myself 9. She Drives Me Wild 10. Cut Me Loose Guitarist Ivan Julian is a national treasure. A founding member of the seminal punk group Richard Hell and the Voidoids, he has performed with the Isley Brothers, The Clash, Matthew Sweet, The Bongos, Richard Barone, and Shriekback. We met in the late ’80s, when he…
PERSONNEL: Hanna Fox: Drums Rose Thomson: Bass Tim Thomas: Guitar This tape may include from zero to eight extra songs, depending. This tape is an unmastered demo not to be sold or traded for crack. All songs by Babe the blue OX (BOX) copyright 1992 TRACK LISTING: 1. Home 2. Honey-Do 3. Chicken Head Bone Sucker 4. Gymkhana 5. Waiting For Water To Boil 6. Tongue-Tied 7. Booty Nobody who saw Babe the Blue Ox perform will ever forget the…
PERSONNEL: Angela Coon: Vocals Chris Papa: Bass Karen Roze: Bass, b. vocals Mat Kolehmainen: Drums Recorded by Dan Rathbun at Polymorph Produced by Ninewood and Rathbun All songs by Ninewood ©1997 except words of Elephant Cadaver which were taken from Pachuco Cadaver by Don Van Vliet and words of Marginal Lullaby which were taken from Mark Strand. TRACK LIST: 1. Eaglet Shaper 2. Marginal Lullaby 3. New Can Of Ice 4. The Flume Atrocity 5. Elephant Cadaver 6. Bone Dirge…
PERSONNEL: Hollis Fitch: vocals Dave “Jake Rancheroo” Weiss: guitar Richard Jean: guitar Murray Compton: bass Jim “the Lieutenant” Petropoulos: drums TRACK LISTING: 1. Backroads 2. Capt. Dog 3. Voo Doo Nectarine 4. Devil’s Eyes 5. St. Louie 6. The Swamp Song Way back when, in a very different Brooklyn, there was a red-hot music scene in, of all places, Park Slope. Centered on Lauterbach’s, a sketchy basement dive on Prospect Avenue, the Brooklyn Beat embraced an insane variety of musical…
It’s Not Mystery Friday in this Universe, but we do have a mystery here. No J-card, just a cassette with the number 2 and “Chaos Oblivion” scrawled in pen on a gray sticker. Not in the DU DemoBase™, so pre-Internet. What does the “2” signify? Side 2? The album’s title? The band’s name? It’s ambiguous. I don’t know about you, but I’m kinda excited. Let’s assume the 2 means side 2, flip the tape over and listen to the (un-stickered)……