Hello folks!
A reminder of our some of our upcoming and recent releases...Plus gig news... You can pre-order the new album and single from CTMF, both set for release on July 19th.
Our June releases are already in the shops (or available direct from us) - albums by The Galileo 7 and Graham Day & The Forefathers, plus 7" singles by The Shadracks and Graham Day & The Gaolers!
More info below. As always click on the pics to pre-order.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1209171442594942
and then THE BRIEFS return to Europe for some dates from the 5th, full details...https://www.facebook.com/tours/453211605414382/
And lastly, THEE DAGGER DEBS play a free show in Brighton
http://www.hope.pub/events/2019/7/6/stay-sick-w-the-dagger-debs-free-entry
So recent and upcoming releases....First off, out on JULY 19th
Wild Billy Childish & CTMF - Last Punk Standing... and Other Hits! (LP/CD)
RED or GREY VINYL LP - 600 COPIES EACH & CD - A CONVENIENT MODERN FORMAT
CTMF are back with their sixth studio album (and dare we say their best!) to date. Forty years of homemade punk rock and Billy really is the Last Punk Standing.
Wild Billy Childish & CTMF - You're The One I Idolise (7")
New limited edition 7” from CTMF! 600 copies on traditional black vinyl!
A-side taken from new album! exclusive B-side!
"This is a love song, along the lines of some of the ballads we used to do in the Milkshakes - inspired by Arthur Alexander. There also seems to be some Richard Hell in there (the Voidoids have been a big inspiration over the years (I saw them supporting the Clash at Hastings Pier Pavilion in '77."
Billy Childish – May 2019
Recent stuff...
And don't forget the four new releases that came out last week... check out this handy YouTube clip or scroll down more further details and links.
The Galileo 7 - There Is Only Now (LP/CD)
Brand new album from Medway's finest psych-beat combo!
Heritage can be a harsh mistress. Ex-This, formerly of That. Past acclaim – particularly when it’s attached to some of the most visceral and elemental rock ’n’ roll of one’s generation – can become both a help and a hindrance; impossible to shake off but crucial to continued acceptance in the fickle world of pop music. Not that this is any concern of The Galileo 7 of course. As the title of their sixth album proudly proclaims, There Is Only Now, and this record is nothing if not Now!
Graham Day & The Forefathers - Good Things (LP/CD)
Expanded reissue of their 2014 album!
On CD and limited edition WHITE vinyl!
Graham Day – vocals, guitar Allan Crockford – bass, vocals Wolf Howard – drums
Re-issue of the 2014 ‘almost live’ collection of greatest hits and misses from more than thirty years of the Graham Day songbook - with three extra tracks. Out of print since 2015.
Graham Day & The Gaolers - Just A Little (7")
It’s a brand new limited edition 7” from Graham Day & The Gaolers!
Last December to celebrate 30 years of Damaged Goods Records, Graham Day & The Gaolers got together after an eight year lay-off to play at the Lexington in Islington. Taking advantage of a rare visit to the UK from drummer Dan Eletxro, they took to Rochester’s Ranscombe studio and bashed out the two new tracks that make up this fabulous 7” single. This will be the Gaolers’ first new release in 11 years, and both songs are full of the typical soulful tunes played with no-frills energy and passion that you would expect from the trio. It’s as if they’ve never been away!
The Shadracks - Tranquil Salvation (7")
It’s a brand new 7” EP fromThe Shadracks! Limited edition of 300 copies! (100 red, 200 black)
As a man of not so noble birth walked briskly down Victoria Street, Rochester he heard the distant rumbling of a beat bass lick, the crash and bang of tin cans, and a whirring of fuzz overtones. ‘Aye,’ he mused ‘must be the hustle and bustle of thy youthful Shadracks!’ And indeed he was right.
And here you have it: three blistering tracks of Babylonian Beat Music: 'Tranquil Salvation', 'Count to Ten' and a live favorite - Dead Moons' 'Walking on my Grave'. All played with expert precision on a hip EP for fans of sophisticated rock ‘n’ roll and other rubbish.
Councillor Duxbury Stradhoughton, Yorkshire, 1963
Ian & Duncan