More focused to social message, and the musically pretty unique, their own way in folk, blues, psych, new wave, and even avant-garde. It's a kind of DIY release of the social activists, but has an outsider private pressing charm that is worth a try for any underground music buffs.
Here is a first pressing on a large Swirl label housed in a matt gatefold cover. The cover is relatively clean except for some typical light shelf wear. The spine is regible, and seams are intact, and the sharp opening edge. The record has a few shallow hairlines that are hardly audible. Includes a Swirl inner.
Compilation album of legendary avant-garde industrial label U.D. established by Steven Stapleton. Contains Jacques Berrocal, Anima, 'Foetus In Your Bed, AMM, Nurse With Wound, and Operating Theatre. Limited 500 pressed comes complete with 2 inserts.
Very rare double-album Japanese compilation of experimental, noise, minimal wave, and post-punk, limited to 1000 numbered copies. Die-cut covers with red and yellow cardboard inners, and an outer hand-screened bag including a leaf, a small insert, and a 3 "Ylem" cassette labels. Pressed on clear vinyl and are hardly played. Both die-cut covers have some stains and light discoloration. But they are intact without faults.
Killer double LP sampler was released by Kerston, the label known for German monster heavy psych GAA. Of the five bands featured, only Zyma and Sun went on to release albums. The remaining bands are believed to have disappeared after participating in this compilation. As a prime example of obscure third-generation German underground, the content is exceptional, showcasing highly passionate performances. Highly recommended if you are into heavy Krautrock fusion or prog jazz rock bangers.
Killer double LP sampler was released by Kerston, the label known for German monster heavy psych GAA. Of the five bands featured, only Zyma and Sun went on to release albums. The remaining bands are believed to have disappeared after participating in this compilation. As a prime example of obscure third-generation German underground, the content is exceptional, showcasing highly passionate performances. Highly recommended if you are into heavy Krautrock fusion or prog jazz rock bangers.
East Coast pressing, MONO original. The gatefold cover is in a second state with a Lawsuit Threat Sticker on the top half of the back. There is slight curling to the top tip, but the banana sticker itself is mostly intact. The cover also has some soiling and inevitable light discoloration on the white background, but the seams are solid without splits, and the letters on the spine are perfectly readable. The record has a few minor marks and wispy scuffs, but it is clean and full of luster. It plays very well from start to finish with no noticeable clicks or cracking. Honestly, I've seen fewer of these than First State lately. Moreover, finding another copy in such good condition takes more effort.
Stereo East Coast first pressing housed in a skull cover with hlead guitarh, gThere She Comes Nowh, and Andy Warhol on the rear credit. The cover is nice with evidence of the long storage only. The record has a thin mark that creates intermittent light ticks, but nothing too distract from the music pleasure.
This Massachusetts-based, locally released album effortlessly blends mellow folk with pop psych. The unusually shaped cover, wrapped in a poster-style outer sleeve, looks cool, too! The original shrink-wrap is intact with a tracklist sticker.
It was formed by Bob Walkenhorst, formerly of Phantasia and Trizo 50. While the intense psych feel seen in Phantasia has faded, the dreamy, mellow songs and slightly hollow atmosphere remain. Due to the black cover, copies are always prone to ring wear, but this one is rather clean with slight impressions.
The gatefold cover is pretty neat, with inevitable seam wear/rubbing from storage. Though there are no tears, writing, or any other imperfections. Very respectable condition overall. The record looks excellent with evidence of being in an inner sleeve for a long time. It plays NM, and the sound is amazing!
AOR lounge and hard rock hybrid from Florida. This album features insane guitar solos that will blow away even the likes of Terry Brooks and Jeff Liberman, with all songwriting handled by lead guitarist Freddie Bye. The female lead vocals are also delivered with great intensity. This record may hold irresistible appeal for those who enjoy unknown local privates.
The cover shows signs of long-term storage, including corner rubbing and creasing, but there are no significant issues, such as ring wear or seam splits. The first and second tracks on side A have scattered surface scuffs and some sporadic background crackles, but otherwise, there are no problems.
UK Mono original 1B/1B matrix. The cover has age-related discoloration and a small amount of staining on the rear, but still very pleasant. The front is relatively clean, and the spine is legible. The record is excellent, with one faint hairline on the side 1 middle that does nothing. Besides that, it looks pretty good overall and is smooth to play.
Marvelous MONO original comes in the first-pressing stickered cover, complete with a poster, which is in great nick with no signs of display on the wall. The record appears to have been played, but always taken care of. There are a few harmless wispy marks visible under bright light. However, it plays flawlessly all the way through.
A tremendous free jazz experimental double album was released by a Swiss independent label unrelated to the German label Bacillus. It features four primitive improvisations by a large group of talented musicians from Switzerland, Germany, Scandinavia, and the US. It is a formidable work that incorporates jazz, ethno, fusion, and even Amon Duul-esque acid rock, revealing something new every time you listen to it. Comes in a handmade plastic cover, which is also innovative.
Post-Jasper Wrath, a highly acclaimed Connecticut prog rock band, released their only album from this infamous tax scam label. Top-notch complex prog moves into symphonic direction, with tons of mellotron flooding, influenced by Yes, Gentle Giant, and Fantasy.