Sacred Alien - The Universe Doesn't Care About You - VINYL LP

Mozart / Bach / Hobby / Welch - Die Eule Orgel der St Nikolai Kirche Berlin Spanda [COMPACT DISCS] date 03/10/2005

Colour Haze - Sacred / Fantastic is not enough a word to describe how great Colour Haze are! Ripple Music proudly present the North American of Colour Haze's excellent album 'Sacred'. As always these brilliant Germans push boundaries like no one else making this a recording of other-worldly proportions.

Howdy punkè rocke fans, welcome to Forced Communal Existence-the wonderful and frightening world of Alien Nosejob's EP's & singles.Anti Fade and Agitated Records are teaming together to bring you a paint stripping, mind altering, rare collection of EP and compilation tracks recorded in various Australian bedrooms and garages between 2017 and 2022. The sound of goofy obnoxiousness will soon be permeating your bedroom airwaves and perforating your eardrums. Kicking off this long player is an EP that was recorded by Billy from Anti Fade in his childhood bedroom in July 2017. The songs came to fruition while Ausmuteants were on tour in Japan 2016. There was a lot of 'Wallaby Beat / Murder Punk' being played in the background while seeing the sites of Mount Fuji and 'Bar F**k Yeah'. In between shows Jake was organising the of Danny Graham and Plastic And The EPs records on the tag he co-ran Xerox Music. Both artists played parts in the sound and ethos of the Panel Beat EP. The goal was to make the songs sound unapologetically Australian without pretending to be something they're not. There's no fake accents or songs about VB and mullets. Instead, there's songs about every day struggles, like dealing with fickle fashion followers, having too many fucking records, playing PlayStation, resentment and manipulation. 500 copies were pressed and self released, with a photo slipped inside each copy at random. Next is The Death Of The Vinyl Boom, which was self recorded in a shed in November 2017. This is the only Alien Nosejob (besides this comp, smartarse) to feature a cover-'Flyblown' by Adelaidean arty weirdo band Jackson Zumdish. The idea behind this EP was to incorporate the simplicity and scrappiness of the late 70's DIY Australian sound, but give them the complicated structures of prog songs. Scum stats-500 copies, self released. Several copies were smeared with Jake's