Return of The Howling Hex!
Follow up to the barely released Rouge Moon and the Victory Chimp audiobook.
NMH goes all solo here for maximum weirdness, it's a grower!
"Out of the desert and into the mountains, The Howling Hex are on the move once again, upping the ante by lowering the body count. One guitar, one bass and one voice are threaded through a multitrack recording unit to create this strain of Hex. The New Border Sound rolls north, absorbing new tribes as they appear on the scanner" - Drag City

What the world has been waiting for...
The story of the legendary Father Yod and the Source Family presented in the most logical context, a comic book!
"From the spirit-pens of Isis Aquarian, Ryan Burton and Faricio Bohrer comes the legendary of tale of the man who would be Father and the family that dared to follow him through the cultural free-zone of 1970s California! Hippies! Religio-cults! Rock and Roll! Hang-Gliding! Nothing was too far out for Father Yod and the Source Brotherhood!" - Drag City

"Minimalist freaking meets faux-mythic language and outsider arias with the cream of the Groovy crew along for the ride. Sally Smitt (say it backwards, Mekons fans) and cousin Lindsey Lee are the divas and a modified Tiller Boys get free at last behind them." - Drag City
VERY recommended!

"The first Groovy release cast a light on the murky goings-on of a progressive electronics society in the midst of the Manchester punk scene of the late 70s. Francis Cookson, (aka Sinister Dexter) led the madness, which comprised tape loops, feedback, free improv and what have you from the likes of Pete Shelley, Eric Random and Barry Adamson. The original's DIY deluxe packaging has been duplicated – don't worry, get Free Agents!" - Drag City

"The collected sounds of Manchester after midnight, circa early 80s. Never released in it's day, this is the last of the red hot Groovys, with Pete Shelley inducing his salon of wild-eyed electronic freaks into a home-recorded maze of beats, grooves in-jokes, high-art references and beyond, all of which resonates perfectly with our latter-day understanding of electronics, outer limits and yes, even popular music sounds." - Drag City

"A pre-Buzzcocks outing from their chief songwriter, Sky Yen is a song-free excursion into raw synthetic oscillation waves, setting the tone for what Groovy could be before those parameters had been established, or even sighted. A classic in rock-and-roll electronic daytripping!" - Drag City
Highly Reccomended!

First issue of a new zine courtesy of Kevin from Pink Reason.
Reviews and articles from the grim side of life. Recommended!
Featuring tales of Wisconsin hardcore from the 90's, Dallas punks and Hungarians in the 80's, and Russian hip hop birthed in Hell apparently.
40 pages, CLASSIC xerox style. Made by hand with love?????

The Garbage and the Flowers have been around since the early nineties and have released some of the most beautifully delicate sounds ever pressed to vinyl. They just haven't done it all that often. From their 1992 single on Twisted Village to their double LP on the Now Sound from 1997 to their Skulltones single in 2010, G&TF have casually offered us glimpses into their genius.

First ever reissue of the debut from the Embarrassment, from the original masters!
Christgau said they were a "great lost American band.", but it seems like they are THEE great lost American band.
Lost no more! Absolutely crucial archeology from Last Laugh on this one.
Stay tuned for the Celebrity Art Party 12" to make an appearance again soon!
100% ESSENTIAL Do us all a favor and get this right now!