This compilation is the sound of Colorado’s late ’70s and early ’80s punk scene. The title is taken from the Colorado indie label of the sam...

This is the sound of brilliance in the form of disintegration. This limited-run EP from Vancouver’s Japandroids (or JPNDRDS) delves into a s...

This is perfectly punked up pop; it drips honey while it whips around in frantic, snivelling circles. Instantly catchy and irresistible, Ita...

Simply Saucer had been broken up for ten years before their first record, 1989’s Cyborgs Revisited, was even released. Yet that lone album w...

This is an immense collection of music from the obscure ’80s act Soul Merchants. Having come out of the streets of Denver, CO with their sel...

Longet is like listening to a dream; it’s full of ethereal expressions and surreal minor keys. With a lineage that stretches back to the ear...

This is an album that spills out in heavy layers, piling powerful vocals and muscular arrangements on top of each other until its seems like...

Following up their immaculate self-titled debut of two years past, Die! Die! Die! return having replaced some of their previously harsh angl...

Returning with The Future Called, They Want Their Sound Back, Toronto’s Femme Generation don’t fail to deliver the same anxious, wired fire...

This is a serious album that immediately brings to mind the oddities of the Goblins but delves even deeper into the darkness. Comprised of S...

This duo create bare-bones garage noise that tears itself apart and then somehow finds a way to come back together at the seams again. Altho...

Very Very Happy announces its arrival with "Nails,” a stripped down, slow motion rollercoaster full of shimmering grunts of guitars and brea...

Cult legend Bob Bryden returns with the immaculate Polaroid Verite, an album that, typical of Bryden’s eclecticism, is stitched together wit...

Kicking off like a frayed electric shock, How Does It Feel To Be Loved quickly immerses the listener into a warm frenzy of fuzzy energy. Fir...

Piles of deformities and rusting swirls of swaggering, serrated debris comprise the steady stream that flows from the Fatal Flying Guillotee...

Picking up from where they left off with their debut EP, Junius return with an immaculate album that somehow simultaneously devastates the l...

As Untied States prepare their full-length follow-up to 2006’s impeccable Retail Detail, they’re tiding fans over with the "Bye Bye Bi-Polar...

This solo effort from Erase Errata’s Jenny Hoyston is a pins-and-needles whirlwind into folk "fuck you!” oeuvres and unnerving, temperamenta...

After 2004’s Gold Medal, which saw punk poster girls the Donnas attempt to shed their snotty, depraved songwriting for a more mature approac...

Date of Birth: 2003 Releases to date: 25 Biggest seller: Consumption Records Sampler, Frank F_BA