Joy Cleaner - You're So Jaded - VINYL LP

Almost certainly due to hit the big 2-0-0 this year, Jigsaw has worked with a damn lot of bands! And yet, due to the facts that we don't do contracts and the bands we work with are totally free to come and go as they please, we've never really had a InchproperInch tag roster or anything like that. But if I DID have to cobble together a list of InchJigsaw Records artistsInch, it probably wouldn't be very long - and New Jersey's Joy Cleaner would unquestionably be front and center. Back in 2017, we were thrilled to spread the good word via their stellar debut album, InchTotal HellInch; and then two years later, we excitedly put out their even better second album, InchYou're So JadedInch. During this time, the band did have a wee bit of extra-curricular activity, with a cassingle & split flexi on Are You Kidding Me? Tapes (both of which preceded their first LP) and another cassingle/7Inch lathe on Dromedary Records that came in between the two lps. Well, while the band is working on their third album, they've put together this odds-and-ends collection with those six afore-mentioned songs, another four that were released digitally or on compilations, and four more songs that have not yet seen the light of day! But don't be fooled - just because this is an assortment of recordings from a wide variety of dates/sources doesn't mean this isn't an excellent album in it's own right. I should know - it took me over two hours to get the sequence just right, so that it both flowed together really well AND made sense as a two-sided album (an art that often gets neglected in today's realm of single-sided CD albums)! The end result is a solid third album/non-album that you can put in the same class as InchTossing SeedsInch, InchThe Question Is NoInch or InchFossilsInch. Welcome home, Joy Cleaner!

Vinyl LP pressing. The soundtrack to everyone's favorite '80s movie will have you singing along from start to finish. This brat-pack extravaganza boasts the anthemic InchDon't You (Forget About Me)Inch by Simple Minds, a hit so large it vaulted them into the collective consciousness. The Karla DeVito track InchWe Are Not AloneInch still wears well, synonymous with some great imagery from the movie.

Re-issue of the 2000 Napalm Death album InchEnemy of the Music BusinessInch with 1999's 6 track mini album of covers InchLeaders Not FollowersInch as bonus tracks. Released at the same time as a 180 gram vinyl version of the original Enemy album.