Saturday, March 5, 2016

Presenting: Loa Hex — Orphan Cuts CS

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Loa Hex — Orphan Cuts cassette — A full length of studio cuts from Chicago sprit-freaks LOA HEX. A mix of heavy rock riffs, crunchy punk cuts, and ambient ‘verb-laden dirges, all with strong female vocals in front. Think Amy Winehouse and Billy Corgan fighting for the wheel of an out-of-control semi truck slaloming down a mountainside. This eleven-track tape (with a twelve-track download card) offers up tracks recorded in 2014, before a lineup change put these in a vault. The crypt has been busted wide open, the ghouls are getting out, and they’re rushing to get this tape queued up in their decks. Edition of 50, hand stamped, download included.
WFBR-006

$6.00 from WFBR mail order, plus $2.00 S&H. Painless wholesaling. Email WFBRecords@gmail.com for orders, or use our Storenvy store.

Sunday, February 28, 2016

Presenting: V/A — Purity Control 7"

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V/A — Purity Control 7” — A celebration of the X-Files and our undying love for the truth that’s still out there. Six artists contribute two minutes or less to scratch the itch of our undying nostalgia. Featuring surf from THEE WILT CHAMBERLAIN (Orlando, FL, members of Maximino), postpunk electrogrit from LIEUTENANT DANCE (Columbus, OH, members of Placenta Clause and Hookers Made Out Of Cocaine), lusty folkpunk from JAMES DEAN DEATH CULT (Chicago and Brooklyn, members of Black Bear/Brown Bear), a mutant murder ballad from JASON DOUGLASS SWEARINGEN (Chicago, IL, member of Turnspit), a postpunk devotional from WHITE COKE (Chicago, IL, member of Autonomy, editor of No Friends Zine) and conceptual poetry from ADRIENNE DODT (Chicago, IL, published by Damask Press, contributes to Spoon River Poetry Review). Takes you through all Syndicate approved emotions, with a few songs that call out specific episodes, a few tracks about the series as a whole, a surf version of the title theme, and a tribute to hunky Mitch Pileggi. Probably more fun than the actual tenth season of the X-Files and the packaging has a ton of curb appeal. Culture critic Chuck Livid at TUFF GNARL called it a top five release for January. Each record is numbered out of 500 and includes a digital download.
WFBR-005/WUTDT-009

$6.00 from WFBR mail order, plus $3.50 S&H. Wholesale rates from as few as 5 copies. Email WFBRecords@gmail.com for orders, or use our Storenvy store.