Rock & Indie Vinyl 7 Inch Sale 201 Items

Purple 7" is close to NM. Cover has tiny wear.

Close to NM.

slightly warped

Vinyl is close to NM.

Picture disc.

White vinyl.

single sided etched vinyl

Close to NM.

Grey marbled vinyl. The Cover is close to NM.

Cover with tiny tear at opening side.
Small sticker on front cover.

brown vinyl

Child’s Pose build little worlds. We’re emerging from a long slumber and they’re inviting you in! This is New Wave for Now People, lush, warm vignettes of start-stop punk-pop, played by members of Sauna Youth, Woolf, Sarcasm, and Nekra. SOP’s fluid—almost taunting!—vocal delivery is at once dark and jubilant, punctuated by instrumentation that reinvents itself over and over, twisting and turning songs that reward repeat listens. Limited to 400 copies on black vinyl, accompanied by a Risograph printed insert and housed in a full color jacket.

Orthodox recently reformed as a duo with Marco Serrato (bass, vocals) and Borja Daz (drums). Here they perform with different guests musicians, developing a new form of contemporary heavy metal meets extreme jazz meets doom. These tracks showcase a more 'straight forward' concept in the composing process. But this is just NOW, as ORTHODOX never compromises with certain sound or 'song concept' for very long. 'Crown For A Mole' is the first single taken from the 2015 album 'Axis'.

Record Store Day 2022 Drop 1 Release.

Berlin folk punk band with a German-British line-up. Sound, voice and their own lyrics offer unique selling points and a recognition value that you will not find in every musical corner. This single, Sail!, comes up with a political statement and entertainment. A typical Pokes construct.

Meeting up at Rock The Ship, the Pirates’ 15th anniversary Aircraft carrier bonanza this past October, these two groups of Canadian knuckleheads hit it off like a house on fire - and the Pirates are proud to bring you this culmination of that friendship, in the form of a rip roaring 7“. Both bands love their motorcycles, and both of these tracks are bound to be gas guzzling hits at grimey bars, dirt tracks, motorcycle clubs and probably the ol’ cop shop too... If you're keen on engines, riding on two wheels, going fast and getting dirty, or knockin’ the cops that just pulled you over, this little plume of exhaust is for you. Vvvrrrrooooom.

Vinyl seems unplayed but is slightly warped.

Barrie Lindsay is a soft spoken, obsessive producer and songwriter who grew up tinkering with instruments in Ipswich, Massachusetts. After graduating from Wesleyan in 2012 with a degree in music, Lindsay formed her first band with her brother, a 5-piece group called Grammar. She spent her 20's quietly making music in Boston and working at a sculpture studio until she was discovered on Soundcloud by a manager who encouraged her to move to Brooklyn and pursue a career in music by forming a band. Lindsay obliged and soon Barrie, the 5-piece band, was born. After a number of successful singles, Barrie released their debut in 2019, Happy To Be Here, earning buzzy press, TV syncs, and new fans around the globe. A month after Happy To Be Here came out, the band parted ways and Lindsay reintroduced Barrie as a solo project. In the two years since then, the 32-year old suffered the loss of a parent, and married her wife, Gabby. While Lindsay has maintained a separation between her personal feelings and lyricism inprevious works, she allowed herself to find catharsis in songamidst the intense love and grief she was experiencing. One night during a moment of grief, Lindsay couldn't bring herself to set up the mic properly in her studio. Instead, she opted to shout across the room in a true "fuck-it" moment. Liking the effect this produced, she decided to stick with it, yielding "Dig," a self-produced single featuring an impressionistic slew of slide guitar, dulcimer, and mandolin. You can hear her newfound sense of boldness, as she wails the song's central refrain, giving herself over to emotion: "I can't get enough of you / Where did you come from?" Whereas "Dig" floats in a seeming free-time, Barrie's second single, "Frankie," is locked into a driving, propulsive rhythm. Its bass synth, which remains constant throughout, is meditative and hypnotic. Among skittering arpeggios and melodic hooks, the song's message asks listeners to consider capitalism. Political pop can be awkward, but Lindsay's is subtle and poignan...

Brand new on Feral Child, comes a sublime debut 45 from an incredible female electronic / performance duo Digital Roses. Following a chance meeting in a library and an overheard discussion about Daphne Oram, Delia Derbyshire and the Radiophonic Workshop- Dom FC was sent a bunch of demos and 2 of these fabulous pieces grace their first release on 7" here. The band describe themselves and their sound thus: “Digital Roses are two queer multidisciplinary arts based in London, whose sound has been described as “hyper-soul” meets “Nordic noir electronica”; a musical feast of experimental art pop, ambient noise, and wistful soul melodies. Rising from a multidimensional conceptual framework, Digital Roses avail contemporary visuals, computational forms, sound synthesis, and sound art, together with organic instrumentation and voice, to explore the emotional landscapes of the human condition. They aim to share their journey, observations, and musings with the same beautiful, painful, and sometimes aggressive nature that can be found everywhere there is humanity. ‘Waterfalls’ is a song inspired by the mysticism of the Toka Leya Waterfall tribes of Victoria Falls. The tribe’s name loosely translates to ‘those who crossed over to keep away from trouble’, and their drums are believed to hold supernatural powers. The song is the first stop in the imagined mystical journey the Digital Roses take us on. The aftermath of this musical exodus is where we encounter the mysterious and haunting lamentation that is the B-side track ‘Under the Sea’”. Beating off a mini label tug of war for the right to release the mighty “waterfalls”, Feral Child is thrilled to bring this debut release to the table. Icy cool, elegantly experimental electronica which -to these ears- is one of the year’s best singles so far…

Red vinyl.

Green vinyl seems unplayed. Limited edition.

Limited to 100 copies-

Raw D-Beat noise punx from Haifa/Tel Aviv.
members of : MooM, Los Kikes, UxSxF, City Rats, Nezek and more

Side 1: The first new music from The Copyrights since 2014 and a fun B-side to boot. It would seem that these pop-punk heroes are coming back to life to write new songs, and here's the first of (hopefully) many more to come! Side 2: The venerable Kepi Ghoulie has been on a thousand labels and our number finally came up. Poor guy. First song is a new Sci-Fi thriller and then he throws in a Copys cover just to show those boys how it's done.