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Here’s a nearly un-Googleable band from Sweden called GROWTH that Tumblr user UrbanKill turned me onto yesterday. Dirty, slow and venomous garage poison that he compared to Little Claw, which I don’t see any reason to argue with.

This came out on Bandcamp at the very end of 2012, and like I said, other info is nigh impossible. Who out there can tell us something about GROWTH? Because this thing just made me erupt in hives.

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The latest SAVAGE DAMAGE DIGEST, published out of the San Francisco Bay Area by one Cory Linstrum, has just been read cover to cover in our offices (actually on a plane from Oslo to San Francisco yesterday).

Terrific work by a true music obsessive. The cover story’s a deep dive into ‘77-’78, gear, the SF & LA punk scenes and more with guitarist Greg Ingraham from The Avengers. If I had a massive, unchecked ego, I’d tell you that it’s an excellent complement to our own interview with Chris D. of the Flesh Eaters that graces the cover of Dynamite Hemorrhage #1.

SAVAGE DAMAGE also has a probe into the career of Larry Wallis (Pink Fairies, Deviants etc.); a brief and fairly unrevealing piece w/ one of the McDonalds from Redd Kross; stuff on The Speedies and The Mechanics and a few others things I’ll admit I’m not too familiar with. And that’s good, for the mark of a great ‘zine is true navel-gazing obsessive-compulsive mania toward weird and ignored music. Kudos to Cory and the whole SDD team.

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Was surprised to see a copy of 8-TRACK MIND for sale the other day at Needles and Pens in San Francisco. I never got too worked up about 8-Track tape nostalgia, given that it’s easily the worst musical format of all time, so I’d never owned a copy of this 90s/00s fanzine before. That might have been a missed opportunity, because for a buck or two or whatever I paid for the new one, I got an edifying dose of a classic “fanzine” in every sense of the world.

Picked this one up because of a series of interesting think pieces about the resurgence of analog formats – LPs and cassettes primarily – and what the hell that means in 2013/14. It’s a real good set of reads. These are the true, unabashed defenders of the vinyl and tape faith, arguing their case with logic and passion – and now, with legion of twentysomethings and their buying habits to back them up.

I think you can probably get in touch with editor Russ Forster here and order one if you’d like.

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Dynamite Hemorrhage #1 is now available for a mere $7 plus shipping to anywhere in the world. Seems like all the rad punkers, indie freaks and messed-up record obsessives must all have placed their orders already because our shipping and receiving department has been dead as a doornail this week.

Ordering instructions are to your right (if you’re reading this on dynamitehemorrhage.com) or at http://www.dynamitehemorrhage.com if you’re reading this on Tumblr.

Interviews with Chris D. (FLESH EATERS); Sally Skull; Sex Tide; Household; Bona Dish plus pages upon pages of reviews of vinyl, digital, print and beyond. “Only” 200 copies left….

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bornforhardluck:

http://coatofarmsrecords.storenvy.com/

NOW IN STOCK

DYNAMITE HEMORRHAGE – Issue #1 Zine

64 pages constructed with a quality that far exceeds punk fanzine standards.  The first thing you’ll notice is that it just feels nice to hold in your hands.  Content to boot as well.
    A definitive interview with Chris D. (Flesh Eaters), focused solely on 1977-80 LA punk; Slash magazine; Upsetter Records and his band
    Retrospective and interview with Sally Skull, 1994-97 all female, criminally forgotten low-fidelity Scottish garage/art/punk band
    Interviews with Sex Tide and Household, two of today’s best bands working the raw minimalism circuit
    Interview with the gentlemen from Bona Dish, an early 80s UK DIY band who’ve recently surfaced again thanks to a reissue of their cassette material
    A comprehensive piece by the editor of Fuckin’ Record Reviews blog on various obscure 80s/90s fanzines
    56 record reviews, penned by Expressway To Yr Skull’s Erika Elizabeth and editor Jay Hinman
    17 (lengthy) book reviews (Probably my personal favorite)

http://coatofarmsrecords.storenvy.com/

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Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio returns in 2014 with a show so packed with hits that we had to exceed our 1-hour cutoff a little, so we hope you’ll forgive the extra 7 or 8 minutes here. We think it’s well worth your while to finish all 68 minutes, or else how would you be able to fully ingest outstanding new material from Octapgrape, the Ausmuteants (pictured here), Warm White, Veronica Falls, Blank Realm and Violent Change?

Or “library” material from The Fall, The Middle Class, Electric Manchakou, Boss Hog and Stiff Legged Sheep, among others? Take a listen and let us know what you think – and if you feel like giving it a rating in iTunes, we’d be quite obliged.

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Track listing:
BUNNYBRAINS – On The Floor Again
SALLY SKULL – The Running Kind
AUSMUTEANTS – Kicked In The Head
MIDDLE CLASS – Out of Vogue
ELECTRIC MANCHAKOU – She Said
THE SLEAZE – Splotch (On Something Clean)
STIFF LEGGED SHEEP – 19,000,000th Nervous Breakdown (apologies for a verbal miscue on this one; they relocated to SF in the late 80s, not late 90s)
COUNTER INTUITS – Sense of Urgency
WIRE – Outdoor Miner
CONTACT – Fascinated By Time
THE FALL – Tempo House
VIOLENT CHANGE – Word Around Town
VERONICA FALLS – Perpetual Motion
WARM WHITE – Wear My Clothes
BLANK REALM – Falling Down The Stairs
GAZE – So Early To Tell
BOSS HOG – Pete Shore
DEVIL DOGS – Twist and Burn
INHALANTS – Kolchak, The Night Stalker
OCTAGRAPE – Real Light

Past Shows:
Dynamite Hemorrhage #28    (playlist)
Dynamite Hemorrhage #27    (playlist)
Dynamite Hemorrhage #26    (playlist)
Dynamite Hemorrhage #25    (playlist)
Dynamite Hemorrhage #24    (playlist)
Dynamite Hemorrhage #23    (playlist)
Dynamite Hemorrhage #22    (playlist)
Dynamite Hemorrhage #21    (playlist)

Dynamite Hemorrhage #20    (playlist)
Dynamite Hemorrhage #19    (playlist)
Dynamite Hemorrhage #18    (playlist)
Dynamite Hemorrhage #17    (playlist)
Dynamite Hemorrhage #16    (playlist)
Dynamite Hemorrhage #15    (playlist)
Dynamite Hemorrhage #14    (playlist)
Dynamite Hemorrhage #13    (playlist)
Dynamite Hemorrhage #12    (playlist)
Dynamite Hemorrhage #11    (playlist)
Dynamite Hemorrhage #10    (playlist)
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Dynamite Hemorrhage fanzine #1 is available at many fine retailers around the planet, thanks to our 1980s-style “get in the van” distribution strategy, pictured here. 

You can order it via mail from 12XU; Revolver; Coat of Arms; Richie Records and directly from me. 

It’s also available in these stores, scattered all over the world….:

San Francisco, CA: Aquarius Records; Amoeba Music; Needles and Pens; Green Apple Books

Oakland, CA: 1-2-3-4 Go!; Stranded; Issues

Berkeley, CA: Amoeba Music

Bloomington, IN: Landlocked Music

Louisville, KY: Astro Black Records

Philadelphia, PA: Philadelphia Record Exchange

Pittsburgh, PA: Mind Cure Records

United Kingdom: Inflammable Material (available in a few days)

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Who out there hasn’t heard Ike & Tina Turner’s amazing 1970 b-side ode to drug parties called “Contact High”?

I sure hadn’t, until my pal Anthony dug it out of a record crate in the 1990s, and proceeded to later cover the song in his band The Resineators a few years later. It’s the most straightforward “rock” song I’ve ever heard associated with either Turner, outside of Ike’s early raw instrumental stuff at the dawn of the 60s. I think you’d better have a listen if this isn’t already part of your collection.