Emo/punk band from Alton, Illinois.
Tracklist
A | Dirty Boy | |
B1 | Eyepoker | |
B2 | Sniffle |
Ska comp on the Moon Ska label
Tracklist
1. Dance Hall Crashers - He Wants Me Back
2. Jump With Joey - El Diablo Ska
3. Gangbusters - Bad Attitude
4. Skankin' Pickle - Fakin' Jamaican
5. The Skeletones - The Telephone
6. Hepcat - Ooh Ooh A-Hi Hi
7. The Imperials - Rack 'Em Up
8. Let's Go Bowling - Pinstripe Suit
9. No Doubt - Up Yours
10. Crucial DBC - I'm Giving Up
11. The Specs - Don't Change My Song
12. Los Rudiments - Martians Don't Skank
13. The Upbeat - Rosalina
30 Lincoln Biography by Mike DaRonco
Having emerged out of a city known for its Indians, Drew Carrey, and WKRP, Cleveland, OH is know more for its baseball team and sitcoms rather than its rock scene, but 30 Lincoln wanted to change all that. Making their debut in 1994, this four piece brought together their love for The Heartbreakers, The Ramones, The Dead Boys and Rocket From The Crypt on top of their own brand of drunken garage rock. After four years of playing throughout the Mid-West, label attention was finally caught by Chicago's Johanns Face Records who released their debut "Avanti" in 1999.
Tracklist
1 | East Of Motor City | |
2 | (We're The) Rhythm Kids | |
3 | Off The Hook (Connections) | |
4 | Pop Radio | |
5 | Oh Please Triple Action | |
6 | I Think We Need A Doctor In Here | |
7 | Altamont Style | |
8 | Death Of Saint Valentine | |
9 | Bikini Atoll | |
10 | Reprise |
Andy
Partridge (born 11 November 1953, Mtarfa, Malta) is an English singer,
songwriter, guitarist, keyboardist, harmonica player and record producer
who co-founded the rock band XTC. He founded the label Ape House, initially to publish a wealth of XTC demos in the "Fuzzy Warbles" collection. Longtime partner of Erica Wexler.
All instruments played by Andy Partridge and recorded in his garden shed.
Packaged in a cardboard sleeve and distributed as part of TMBG's "Hello Recording Club"
Tracklist
1 | Prince Of Orange | 2:58 | |
2 | It's Snowing Angels | 3:23 | |
3 | Candymine | 2:30 | |
4 | Some Lovely (My Brown Guitar) | 3:58 |
Compilation on the hardcore/punk label Doghouse
Tracklist
1 | The Get Up Kids– | Don't Hate Me | 2:57 |
2 | Hot Water Music– | Better Sense | 3:13 |
3 | Chamberlain (2)– | Everything Here | 3:47 |
4 | Tramlaw– | All Those Times | 5:08 |
5 | Joshua (10)– | Your World Is Over | 5:19 |
6 | Omaha (2)– | A Night Of Mystery | 4:53 |
7 | Metroschifter– | Alphabetical | 4:55 |
8 | Eleven Eleven (2)– | Watch Me | 12:39 |
9 | Threadbare– | In Effigy | 3:35 |
10 | Cable (5)– | Sick Little Ritual | 4:23 |
11 | Old Pike– | Surface | 3:08 |
12 | Falling Forward– | Great Union Divide | 3:30 |
13 | Colossus Of The Fall– | Brick By Brick | 3:52 |
14 | Endpoint– | Pencil Break | 2:57 |
15 | Transcend (4)– | Anacronism | 3:21 |
16 | Majority Of One– | Quarry | 3:17 |
This is grunge and sounds extremely similar to Nirvana.
LastFM
Nukeateen released
three singles between 1996-1997 & released their debut album "Ozone"
in 1998, but unfortunately split in 1999. Ten years later in 2009 they
got back together to record the back catalogue of 48 songs that were
popular live but never made it to the studio. These 48 songs will be
made into 4 new albums one released every year from 2010 onwards.
Tracklist
1. Face Up
2. Drive
3. Payday
4. Bitter Wine
5. Coffee Break
6. When She Went Away
7. To Hell With This
8. Morning After The Night Before
9. Rubber Johnny
10. Undressing Benn
Old Pike were a five-man rock & roll band from Bloomington, IN, whose music was heavily influenced by Bruce Springsteen (most obviously apparent in frontman Tim Jones' phrasing and stage presence) and fellow Hoosier John Mellencamp. Anthem-like choruses, sentimental wordplay, murmuring organ, and a steady backbeat anchored Old Pike's somewhat alternative country take on rock music until they disbanded in the year 2000, after which point guitarist/songwriter Carl Broemel joined My Morning Jacket and frontman Jones formed Truth & Salvage Co.
Tracklist
1 | The Surface | |
2 | I'm Coming Home | |
3 | The Color | |
4 | Red Ribbon Paper | |
5 | Stop The Ship | |
6 | If You Can Wait | |
7 | You Don't Know What It's Like |
Not the band The Poppyheads who were also from the UK. Indie pop band from the UK.
Tracklist
1. Wake Up America
2. Waiting For Today (Al Scott Mix)
3. Only You (Demo)
Dump was the four-track solo project of James McNew, better known as the bassist of Yo La Tengo. Raised in Charlottesville, Virginia, McNew made his first home recordings at the age of 13; after attending college, he came to prominence as the bass player for Christmas, joining the group in late 1989. When they disbanded two years later, members Michael Cudahy and Liz Cox went on to form Combustible Edison, leaving McNew to join Yo La Tengo to record the 1992 effort May I Sing with Me. Although Dump came into being in January 1991, McNew did not issue any material under the name for over two years, debuting with Superpowerless, a charmingly lo-fi collection spotlighting his gentle vocals and proficiency on guitar, bass, drums, and organ. An EP of covers followed in 1995, prior to the release of the excellent 10" International Airport; the full-length I Can Hear Music rounded out the year's flurry of releases. After returning his focus to Yo La Tengo, McNew resurrected Dump in 1998 with the full-length A Plea for Tenderness; both the Women in Rock EP as well as the cassette-only Prince tribute That Skinny Motherfucker with the High Voice? followed a year later. After a five-year break, McNew returned with his most accomplished-sounding record yet, 2003's Grown-Ass Man on Shrimper. Apart from a split single with Jennifer O'Connor in 2008, McNew bided his time in Yo La Tengo, forsaking his solo project entirely.
Tracklist
A1 | Words | 2:26 | |
A2 | International Airport | 12:33 | |
B1 | Flax | ||
5:07 | |||
B2 | The Way Love Used To Be | ||
2:01 | |||
B3 | Memorial Trauma #1 | 2:34 | |
B4 | Laurdine | 5:33 |
Compilation ranging from experimental to indie rock on the prolific Ajax Records label which at one time published an incredible compendium of the obscure and unusual bands in catalog form.
Tracklist
A1 | Thinking Fellers Union Local 282– | Trevor | 2:25 |
A2 | Weenie Roast– | Flowerpot | 1:59 |
A3 | The White Shark– | This Is Emergency | 2:56 |
B1 | World Of Pooh– | Dominance & Submission | 2:07 |
B2 | Idiot (The)– | Prom Night | 3:28 |
B3 | The Enablers– | The World Of Sound | 0:41 |
Compilation of etheral/shoegaze/indie rock and goth rock on the Castle Von Buhler record label
Tracklist
1. Sirensong - Litany
2. Astroboy - Seraphim
3. Zutrau - Burning Bridges
4. The Curtain Society - Love Ends
5. Opium Den - Man On A Bicycle
6. Orbit - Purge
7. Brothers Grimm - Where The Wild Things Are
8. Symbion Project - The Infinite Number Of Truths That Remain To Be Discovered
9. One of Us - Riverflow
10. Mistle Thrush - Beyond Reach
11. Midnight Call - Follow
12. Curious Ritual - It All Falls
13. Inri - Peers of The Realm
14. St. Chimarae - Midnight
15. Vision Thing - Funny Notions
Chicago trash-rockers the New Duncan Imperials comprised guitarist Pigtail Dick, bassist Skipper Zwakinov and drummer Mr. Goodtime Dammit. Debuting in 1990 with the LP Hanky Panky Parley Voo, the trio released a series of subsequent efforts including 1991's The Hymns of Bucksnort, 1993's Loserville, 1996's Fried and 1997's In-A-Gadda-Da-Vegas.
Tracklist
1 | Tilt-A-Whirl | 1:37 | |
2 | Loserville | 3:03 | |
3 | Skipper & Prince | 2:13 | |
4 | Ugly Stick | 1:05 | |
5 | If I Liked You | 2:54 | |
6 | Untitled | 0:17 | |
7 | Running With A Fork In My Mouth | 2:45 | |
8 | Queen Of Venus | 2:49 | |
9 | Shitload Of Kissin' | 3:22 | |
10 | Today's Tom Sawyer | ||
1:04 | |||
11 | 2 Hearts On The Dance Floor | 2:05 | |
12 | It's Not Unusual | ||
2:29 | |||
13 | Turkey Neck | 3:05 | |
14 | Fan It And Cool It | ||
2:08 | |||
15 | Shut Up And Drive | 2:24 | |
16 | Clock In My Pocket | 1:21 | |
17 | Shotgun | 0:44 | |
18 | Kill Me Now | 2:45 | |
19 | Boo Boo The Kitty | ||
0:53 | |||
20 | Haircut And New Shoes | ||
1:22 | |||
21 | Jivin' | ||
3:22 | |||
22 | Untitled | 0:23 |
Melissa Ferrick is a singer/songwriter who merges the introspective sincerity of folk music with an attitude and approach derived from 80s college rock influences. They first gained notice opening shows for Morrissey in the early 90s and in 1994 released Massive Blur on Atlantic, but neither it or its successor, Willing to Wait, broke the singer/songwriter into the mainstream. Ferrick carved out a niche as an independent artist starting with the release of Made of Honor on What Are Records? in 1996. As they spent time teaching at Northeastern University and Berklee College of Music, Ferrick worked steadily as a performer and recording artist, often releasing music on their own imprint, Right On Records, but later signing to Kill Rock Stars in 2023, which released their single "Black Dress."
Tracklist
1 | Honest Eyes | 4:06 | |
2 | Happy Song | 3:03 | |
3 | Hello Dad | 3:46 | |
4 | What Have I Got To Lose | 3:49 | |
5 | Love Song | 3:58 | |
6 | Ten Friends | 2:42 | |
7 | For Once In My Life | 4:10 | |
8 | Blue Sky Night | 4:30 | |
9 | Massive Blur | 4:31 | |
10 | Take Me All | 3:22 | |
11 | Wonder Why | 3:40 | |
12 | The Meaning Of Love | 3:19 | |
13 | In A World Like This | 2:50 | |
14 | Breaking Vows | 5:22 |
Indie rock/power pop
Tracklist
1. I, You & We
2. Chocolate & Flowers
3. Blue Horizon
4. Can't Love Me Anymore
5. Lead Me
6. Tripped On Our Tongues
7. Love Your Woman Love Your Man
8. Doesn't It Break Your Heart
9. Mary Comes & Goes
10. No One Is There
11. Someone
12. Sister Swing Wild
13. Oh Yeah
Nineties New Zealand noise band compilation of experimental/avant garde/drone/ambient and other weird noodlings
Tracklist
1. Gate - To Kiss The Wall
2. Rain - Invisible
3. Witcyst - Witcyst Play Piano Is Spirit
4. Thela - Look Out! The Fucking Hot Jet
5. Sandoz Lab Technicians - It's All Just
6. Empirical - Howsomever
7. Omit - The Encompassing
8. RST - Event [Edit]
9. Doramaar - Acidez Max 0'4°
10. Lame & Sorry - Minus Eleven
11. A Handful of Dust - The Kaballah Of The Horse Pegasus
12. Surface of the Earth - 4:02
Australian compilation of bands paying tribute to the "genius" of the Replacements
Tracklist
1. Brad Shepard - Alex Chilton
2. Challenger 7 - Left of The Dial
3. Love Me - Sadly Beautiful
4. Blood Sucking Freaks - Takin' A Ride
5. Pyramidiacs - On The Bus
6. Michael Thomas & Nick Barker with Jen Anderson - Skyway
7. Celibate Rifles - I Will Dare
8. Erbs & Pisces - Replacements First Single
9. Half Milier - Here Comes A Regular
10. The Scruffs - Can't Hardly Wait
11. Icecream Hands - Swinging Party
12. Brother Brick - Color Me Impressed
13. Golden Rough - Achin' To Be
14. John Reed Club - Seen Your Video
15. The Onyas - Otto
16. Jack & The Beanstalk - IOU
17. DM3 - Rock 'N' Roll Ghost
18. You Am I - White & Lazy
19. Eva Trout - Androgenous
20. The Finkers - Tommy Gets His Tonsils Out
21. Blue Bottle Kiss - Sixteen Blue
22. Youth Group - Favourite Thing
23. Rail & The Crazy Baldheads - Nightclub Jitters
Faith & Disease Biography by MacKenzie Wilson
Similar to the lush sounds of Mazzy Star and This Mortal Coil, the ethereal darkwave duo Faith & Disease formed the year punk broke (1991) and maintained a solid stance of sold synth-beats and gossamer lyrics in the face of Seattle counterparts Mudhoney, Soundgarden, and Nirvana. Bassist Eric Cooley and vocalist Dara Rosenwasser released the "Jardeau Blue" single in 1993, and with friend David Goebel, Faith & Disease formed their own label Ivy Records. They released five albums (Beauty and Bitterness (1993), Fortune His Sleep (1995), Live Songs: Third Body (1996), Insularia (1998), and Lamentations: A Collection (1999) under Ivy, but signed with Projekt at the close of the '90s to issue Beneath the Trees in fall 2000. Two years later, Cooley and Rosenwasser hooked up with ambient electronic guru Jeff Greinke for the lush, poetic Dream the Red Clouds EP.
Tracklist
1 | Igloo | 4:47 | |
2 | Ebb And Tide | 4:30 | |
3 | Beauty And Bitterness | 4:53 | |
4 | Emalee I | 1:07 | |
5 | Emalee II | 3:57 | |
6 | Glass-Glow World | 3:54 | |
7 | Chandra's Lament | 4:31 | |
8 | Intro: Voltaire's Vallerie | 4:55 | |
9 | Crown Of Sorrow | 3:09 | |
10 | Content Injuries | 4:37 | |
11 | Metallic Cat | 2:26 | |
12 | Louise | 5:25 |
Compilation on TVT Records label
Tracklist
1 | Underworld– | Cowgirl | 8:23 |
2 | Catherine– | Saint | 4:07 |
3 | Chris Connelly– | Candyman Collapse | 4:14 |
4 | Juster– | Boom Boom Boom | 3:52 |
5 | Cords– | American Woman | 3:31 |
6 | The Connells– | Living In The Past | 2:44 |
7 | Spooky Ruben*– | These Days Are Old | 3:46 |
8 | Emergency Broadcast Network– | 378 | 3:42 |
9 | Kenny Larkin– | Wires | 4:10 |
10 | Sister Machine Gun– | Nothing | 4:36 |
11 | Die Warzau– | All Good Girls | 6:22 |
12 | D*Note– | Now Is The Time | 3:45 |
13 | Gil Scott-Heron– | Don't Give Up | 5:58 |
14 | Nun Utha– | Here We Come | 4:04 |
15 | Mic Geronimo– | Shit's Real | 4:26 |
16 | Kinsui*– | Hubba Bubba Baby | 3:16 |
Toronto-based indie-pop duo Chicklet teamed singers/multi-instrumentalists Julie Park and Daniel Barida. Forming in mid-1995, the pair issued their debut cassette EP Daisy Smile and Kitty early the next year, and after another self-released cassette, 3, Chicklet signed to the Pasadena, CA label Satellite, a move yielding the single "Premiere." During the six months bassist Sean Bettam joined the line-up, the group recorded "Shellac" with producer Warren Defever (the track later surfaced on the Splashed with Many a Speck compilation); bassist Chris Sytnyk signed on for the 1998 EP Lemon Chandeliers, and the following year Chicklet issued their first full-length effort, Wanderlust.
Tracklist
1 | Superficial | 4:05 | |
2 | Firecracker | 3:41 | |
3 | Out Of Sight | 3:25 | |
4 | Elastic | 3:27 | |
5 | White Flag | 3:57 | |
6 | Quake | 3:35 | |
7 | Let Me Go (My Own Way) | 4:40 | |
8 | Sleeptalking | 3:19 | |
9 | Over My Shoulder | 2:42 | |
10 | Shark's Smile | 2:32 | |
11 | Glycerine | 2:40 | |
12 | Afterstorm | 4:35 |
Discogs
Compilation on the Itchy Korean Records label
Tracklist
1 | Uncle Joe's Big Ol' Driver– | A Million Miles Away | 3:33 |
2 | Pansy Division– | He Could Be The One | 1:56 |
3 | Weston– | Jukebox (Don't Put Another Dime) | 1:40 |
4 | Fuck Boyz*– | I Melt With You | 3:29 |
5 | Radio Wendy– | Johnny, Are You Queer? | 2:54 |
6 | Alligator Gun– | Girls Like Me | 2:24 |
7 | Quitters Inc.– | School Is In | 2:19 |
8 | Cub– | Eyes Of A Stranger | 2:24 |
9 | Servotron– | Electric Avenue | 3:54 |
10 | March (6)– | Oldest Story In The World | 3:16 |
11 | Inch (3)– | The Fanatic | 3:46 |
12 | Mineral– | Love My Way | 3:47 |