GIRLS AGAINST BOYS - 'GHOST LIST'

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• GVSB001CD - 12"

  789397830116

• GVSB001 - CD

  789397830123

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Girls Against Boys 1st new recordings in over 10 years. They return with 5 new absolute cuts on "The Ghost List", containing "It's A Diamond Life", of which Stereogum had the following to state - "Back in the day, they combined punishing & skronked-out post-hardcore dynamics with consciously sexy disco-funk push-pull, keeping the focus squarely on the rhythm section by employing 2 bassists. Their live show is the sort of thing you absolutely want to see. And they've got a new song called 'It's A Diamond Life,' on which they sound like time has left their attack completely undiminshed. This thing could appear as an unused track from the 'House Of GVSB' (Touch and Go) sessions, & nobody would blink."

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YOKO ONO PLASTIC ONO BAND - 'TAKE ME TO LAND OF HELL'

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• CHIM019 - LP

  616892150343

• CHIM019CD - CD

  616892150442

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Following her hugely successful run as curator of London’s Meltdown Festival, this album continues an astonishing bout of creativity for Ono, who is celebrating her 80th birthday with major museum retrospectives around the world, her 10th #1 hit on the Billboard Dance charts, a sequel to her instruction book Grapefruit, winning "Digital Genius" MTV O Award, and spearheading the activist effort against fracking in her home state of New York. A career retrospective book will be published by Genesis in Autumn followed by reissues of her '60s-80s albums in 2014. “My new album comes at a very special time for me. The energy I have right now, and the desire to continue to make as much great work as I can, is really moving me forward all the time. This album is the culmination of a lot of ideas I’ve been having over the last few years and I feel proud to release it at such an exciting time of my life." Take Me To The Land Of Hell was recorded in New York and produced by Yoko, Sean Lennon and Yuka Honda. Yoko Ono Plastic Ono Band includes members of Cornelius and Cibo Matto, plus – special guests for this album – tUnEyArDs, ?uestlove, Lenny Kravitz, Nels Cline and Andrew Wyatt. The album includes remixes by Mike D & Adrock and Keigo "Cornelius" Oyamada. 

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01. MOONBEAMS
02. CHESHIRE CAT
03. TABETAI
04. BAD DANCER
05. LITTLE BOY BLUE your daddy?s gone
06. THERE?S NO GOODBYE
07. THE 7TH FLOOR
08. NEW YORK NOODLE TOWN
09. TAKE ME TO THE LAND OF HELL
10. WATCHING THE DAWN
11. LEAVING TIM
12. SHINE, SHINE
13. HAWK?S CALL

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CUNTZ - 'SOLID MATES'

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• HOMELESS12 - LP

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Second album of 2013 for Melbourne’s CUNTZ. With Alex Macfarlane (Boomgates, Constant Mongrel) behind the desk yet again and both camps benefitting from being a year older, CUNTZ have produced another thug punk classic in ‘Solid Mates’. The debut ‘Aloha’, polarised critics mainly due to the band’s chosen moniker, and those that didn’t get the sardonic humour present missed out on fully enjoying Aloha, although one commenter nailed it when stating “…the informed listener can choose to either get it or be put off by the irreverence. Cuntz are dedicated to the hoon, and dedicated to supporting each other in their own respective hoons, and they don’t give a fuck about what anyone thinks about that.” And so, with ‘Solid Mates’ tucked securely into their pants, CUNTZ are about to embark on their most ambitious project yet with the band undertaking a US tour, commencing September ‘13 and includes an appearance at Gonerfest 10 in Memphis, alongside the Cosmic Psychos, Mudhoney, Wreckless Eric, Quintron and Guitar Wolf. Tour includes shows on the East & West Coast of America. You’ve been warned.

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"...these new Australian bands just continue to kick asses and take names. 'Aloha' kicks off with a massive headache, coming off like Flipper and Venom P. Stinger in a head-on collision. Thank god for them."

- RK (Terminal-Boredom)



"has some of the Birthday Party's ghastly vibe and a lot of sonic sludge and aggressively abrasive attitude borrowed from the 80s heyday of the pigfuck movement." (Chicago Reader)



"It's delightfully maddening and miserable. Imagine an Australian Pissed Jeans, maybe, or these guys' '80s/'90s predecessors Venom P. Stinger (going back further, the Sick Things) on a hard drug binge. Get it if you like your rock ugly and unhappy, but with a sardonic sense of humor." (Aquarius Records

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