Filthy Little Angels

Little 059 - Filthy Navidad!

2011-12-13T22:28:00.015Z

Between 2005 and 2009 Filthy Little Angels released almost 100 Christmas tracks. To make it easier for you to enjoy them all in one place we've thrown them all together in a 4-disc or 5-hour playlist (that will see you through till cristmas lunch) for you to download all in 1 easy click of the button.

In addition we have included a handful of bonus tracks, 5 taken from an unreleased album we had planned. The album was to be called "Filth on Filth" and would have featured FLA Acts covering FLA tracks, sadly it never materialized other than 6 tracks (the 5 included here along with Dirtblondes cover of Stockholm Syndrome)

Here's Wishing You A Filth-filled Christmas

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Shock And Awe - DontchaLuvXmas
FromMars - Last Christmas
Hyperbubble - Christmas Riff
The Birthday Girl vs Alexander's Festival Hall - Hey Santa! (Black Snow At Christmas)
The Fountain - Shout For Trout At Christmas Dinner
Fridge Noises - Silent Night
The Star fighter Pilot - Mark Snow At Christmas
The New Royal family - A New Hope (Thank Christ It's Christmas)
Meg - Another Merry Christmas
Listen Lisse - Wake Me Up When Christmas Is Over
Glasgow Glam Bangers - Lonely This Christmas
Postcode - I'll Be Shoegazing For Christmas
The International Karate Plus - Black Christmas
Captain Polaroid - Until Boxing Day
Ich Bin Chimp - Mary's Boy Child
Beacons - Driving Home For Christmas
The Vatican Cellars - Christmas Island
The Vichy Government - Stop The Cavalry
Scunner - Bearing Gifts
J'Adore - Thank God It's Christmas
ShiSho - Christmas Time In Paris France
No Aloha - Plastic Christmas Tree
SAY - Make It Snow
Osni - Père Noël
ShiSho - Get Behind Me Santa (Sufjan Stevens Cover)
My-T-Hi - Christmas Time
SAY - Christmas 1954
Geese - Lonely This Christmas
Later - December Song
Beki Bullet - Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer
Goop - Nuclear Christmas
Billy Ruffian with Mike Chavez Dawson - Feliz Navidad
The Kill Raimi's - Ho Ho
The Sexual Hot Bitches - Christmas With The Sexual Hot Bitches
Akira - White Christmas (Entropy Refix)
Ivan Dirtblonde- Christmas Bells
Shock And Awe - Dontcha Luv Xmas (Filthy Spector Version)
The Housewives - I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus
SAY - Another Christmas Day
Ant - Home
SAY - Stille Nacht
Hyperbubble - Away In A Manger
Captain Polaroid - River
Wojtek Godzisz - December Will Be Magic Again
Hefner - The Little Baby Hefner's Xmas Song For Holland
ShiSho - Get Behind Me Santa
Alex Kidd - Stop The Cavalry
ShiSho - Merry Christmas, Now Leave!
Sunset Gun and Jay - In The Bleak Midwinter
Helen Love - Merry Christmas I Don't Wanna Fight Tonight
Awful Sparks and Jake Eliot - Do They Know It's Christmas?
Vinnie Santino - A Sleighing On 34th Street
Ant - Let It Snow
Mertle - Christmas With Derek
Das Wanderlust - Santa Claus Is Coming To Get You!
The Vichy Government - (One More Widow) One Less White Christmas
And What Will Be Left of Them? - Have Yourself A Filthy Little Christmas
The Swear - All I Want For Christmas
Captain Polaroid - If You Came on Christmas Day
The Vichy Government - Christmas is Cancelled
Postcode - Black And White Christmas
Shock And Awe - XMS PRTY
Billy Ruffian - It’s A Long Lonely Christmas Without Jimmy Greenhoff
S Punk 7 - White (Trash) Christmas
The Rocks - Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)
Hillary And The Democrats - Do You Remember Snow?
The Housewives - Blue Christmas
ShiSho - Stranger In The Manger
Hyperbubble - Christmas With The Bee Gees (Barry Gentlemen Mix)
Paris Street - A Marshmallow World
Eddie Argos & Keith Totp - Mistletoe And Wine
Later - Long Winter Gone
Captain Polaroid - You’ll Never See Christmas Again
Rod Jones - Christmas Fire
Lonely Ghosts - Christmas Time Is Here
Lost Summer Kitten - Jullåten
The Black Tulips - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
The Favours - Last Christmas
ShiSho - Christmas Red
Paris Street - Candy Cane Withdrawal
Micropenis - Happy Christmas Stalin
Billy Ruffian - All I Want For Christmas Is A Ting Ting
23 Shock And Awe - XMS PRTY (Filthy Spector Version)
Psychotic Reaction - Goodwill To All Beings
S Punk 7 - The Fault Of You The Lovely Eggs - I'm Going To Build My Snowman Better Than Yours
ShiSho - Christmas Bells
Ginger Tom - Christmas Day Alone
Ivan Dirtblonde - Christmas Time
Micropenis - Christmas In The Midlands
Mascot Fight - Christmas Dinner For One
Captain Polaroid - When The Advent Calendar Comes Down
SideFields - Christmas In China
Das Wanderlust - Someone To Pull Crackers With

PLUS BONUS TRACKS:
The Vichy Government - Winter Forever (from the White Elephant LP)
Captain Polaroid - You'll Never See Xmas Again (unreleased version)
Micropenis - Secretarial Elite (The Vichy Government cover)
Later - A Dream Is A Dream Is A Dream Is A Lie (Captain Polaroid cover)
Hyperbubble - I Like Birds But I Like Other Animals Two (The Lovely Eggs cover)
Hot Beds - Pass Over (Plastic Passion cover)
Lewis Costello - Kulcha Vulture (Lewis Campbell cover)

LHR004 Future And The Boy / Micropenis

2010-05-02T16:25:00.009+01:00

LHR004: Future and the Boy / Micropenis split
Format: 7"
Release Date: 3rd May 2010

A1 Skin Flick (Future and the Boy)
A2 Charity Shop (Future and the Boy)
B1 Jeremy Warmsley Stole My Trust Fund (Micropenis)
B2 Russian Art Comes to Paris (Micropenis)
B3 My Goodbye Boyfriend (Micropenis)
B4 How to Kiss Boys (Micropenis)

Released through FLA sister label Leaving Home Records, this long-planned seven inch pairs fuzzed up electro-punk duo Micropenis with Eddie Argos side-project Future and the Boy. Both artists have released through the label in the past, the former with two free download EPs and a song on the Just a Minute 7", the latter a split 7" with Billy Ruffian as Art Goblins. Micropenis will be releasing a new EP later this year followed by an iTunes album compiling the best of the four short-players.

The single is available from today (3rd May) and is purchasable in the Leaving Home Records section of our shop at
http://filthylittleangels.bigcartel.com/. and for the whole of May each purchase will also receive a FREE 7" of LHR002 Plastic Passion/Awful Sparks

FROM EDDIE ARGOS
Future And The Boy was a sort-of-electro band I started with my friend Nicky Biscuit who also played in a band called the Art Goblins with me and who is now in a band called The Owls Are Not What They Seem.

We last played live about ten years ago. We dressed like Kraftwerk and one of us played the Keytar. Him I'd imagine. I read from a book of spells and opened an umbrella inside whilst talking about how our luck couldn't get any worse. Lots of it was improvised. We used to rehearse using the CD player in his car. Matt Biscuit from the Art Goblins was in the "band" briefly too. Although I cant imagine what he did. Maybe he played the guitar, maybe he just danced. To explain the relevance of this painting to the Future And The Boy songs though I need to tell you the story of the Art Goblins.

The Art Goblins were my first band, well the first one that played live. I'd had one previously called The Fantastic Folk Devils R.F.C. That had songs about alcoholic cheese. Luckily that one never saw the light of day.

The Art Goblins began as a semi-serious three piece. Me and another singer called Dave and our friend Steve on guitar. We didn't have a drummer and we took it in turns to shout our lyrics. I remember Dave had a particularly good song called Beware Of The Skies Because Penguins Can't Fly. Mine were mainly half remembered Pulp B-sides. The first show went all right. So we thought we'd add two or three bass players to our already unusual line up. The second show was terrible and we sort of split up. One of the bass players we had added though was a guy I'd just met called Jasper who was obsessed with Brit-pop and some how he convinced me, or maybe I convinced him that we should carry on as a sort of arty-britpop band.

For a long time we were one of those pretend bands that doesn't play live, rehearses occasionally and talks about itself all of the time.

Then one day we got a stable line up. And played a gig. I was a lot more worried about my terrible singing voice then than I am now and to distract from it I used to do stunts on stage. I'd hold up signs, escape from a sack, play a vacum cleaner as an instrument. That sort of thing. People seemed to like it (well our friends). Then everyone went to university and we had to start again.

It didn't take long to start again though. We found three people in a club and became best friends with them because one of them was wearing a Half Man Half Biscuit T shirt. I was so delighted that we finally had a proper line up I went around telling everybody how brilliant we were. All the time. Everybody. Even the people who were drinking in the pub in Westbourne where I worked. I think that is how The Art Goblins got added to the bill of the Westbourne Traders Association Fete

Westbourne is quite an affluent area of Bournemouth and for the day of the fete they'd booked a proper PA and lots of tribute bands. There was a tribute to Phil Collins playing, a tribute to ABBA and loads more bands of that ilk. We were all playing on the forecourt of the pub. We were the only non-tribute band playing and we were on first. As it was a summer fete on first meant at about mid-day. Which is quite a busy time for a summer fete. We went down really really badly.

The set began with me making a joke by pretending I thought we were playing a fundraiser for the trade unions and singing a little bit of There Is Power In A Union by Billy Bragg. If anything that was the bit of the set that went down the best. By the time we'd got to the part of the set where I'm handcuffed and climb into a sack with a hoover (with the intention of escaping before the air gets sucked out) whilst growling and muttering

"Are you afraid of the art?.....ARE YOU AFRAID OF THE ART?"

The organisers were trying to turn the PA off. They were definitely afraid of the art. I think I saw some children crying

Luckily (or maybe not) I'd made really good friends with a guy called Derek who was sort of in charge of the fete and he refused to let them turn us off till we'd finished our set.

The set ended with me having a row with a gentleman who had covered his ears and was screaming 'THAT IS NOT MUSIC" at me.

My argument was that it was Clever Clever Jazz and that he was too stupid to understand.

I imagine we must have been quite an unusual sight bickering like that at 12.30pm on a Sunday in Westbourne surrounded by crying children.

Anyway after the horror of playing the only Westbourne traders fete that was ever held. Whenever any of the Art Goblins did anything a bit unusual just for fun we used to describe it as 'Clever Clever Jazz' especially if nobody else liked it.

Future And The Boy was often described by Nicky and I as 'clever clever jazz'.

Now that does not sound like a ringing endorsement for a single. But I am actually quite proud of some of the songs Nicky and I recorded later on as Future And The Boy when we lived together in London.

I have made three "Clever Clever Jazz" Paintings. They are made of Cotton Canvas (16" x 20") and Acrylic paint. They are £80 each plus postage.

I can be contacted at eddie.argos.resource@gmail.com

Little 058 Dirtblonde "Brooklyn/White Horses" EP

2010-04-25T02:56:00.002+01:00

Artist: Dirtblonde
Title: Brooklyn/White Horses EP
Label: Filthy Little Angels
Cat No: Little 058
Format: Digital
Release Date: 26th April 2010

ARTWORK
01 Brooklyn
02 White Horses
03 Stockholm Syndrome (The Colt .45's Cover)

Brooklyn (Video)

Stockholm Syndrome (Video)

Whilst you're here, why not download 3 more tracks from Dirtblonde

The Hangmen EP
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The Hangmen (Video)

Download the Debut Mini-Album "White Noise, Rubber Heart" (with bonus track)

from iTunes NOW!!!

GIITTV review Kissing Kalina - Sirens

2010-03-07T00:26:00.004Z

Kissing Kalina's free Sirens EP received a great four-star review at God is in the TV recently!

"This London based three-piece make smart, cool tunes with memorable hooks and a good spoonful of dirty fuzz."

CLICK TO READ THE FULL REVIEW

The Music Fix review Show Me A Word That Rhymes With Pavement

2010-03-03T00:31:00.003Z

There's a fantastic review of our Pavement tribute album at The Music Fix where it was given 8/10.

"Even if this was a full priced release it would be an awesome collection of songs. As a freebie it’s astounding. It might re-ignite your passion with Pavement or you might find a favourite new band on it."

CLICK TO READ THE FULL REVIEW

NEW RELEASE - Various Artists "Show Me A Word That Rhymes With Pavement"

2010-03-01T00:00:00.011Z

Today's the day Pavement begin their long awaited reunion tour - it's also the day we excitedly release Show Me A Word That Rhymes With Pavement, a seventeen track tribute to California's finest. Make sure you get in early for a bonus track!

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01 Cats and Cats and Cats - Cut Your Hair
02 Mascot Fight - Carrot Rope
03 The International Karate Plus - Box Elder
04 Vom Vorton - Zurich is Stained
05 Benjamin Shaw - Starlings of the Slipstream
06 Black Heart Generator - Serpentine Pad
07 Postcode - In the Mouth a Desert
08 Ace Bushy Striptease - Secret Knowledge of Backroads
09 Horowitz - I Love Perth
10 Captain Polaroid - Here
11 The Dead Cassettes - Gold Soundz
12 Jack Lewis and the Golden Indies - Stub Your Toe
13 Later - Trigger Cut
14 Rod Jones - Shady Lane
15 Olympic Swimmers - We Dance
16 Billy Ruffian - Stereo
17 Miss Halliwell - Silence Kid

Thank you to all the bands who took the time to make these recordings and also to Dan Lucas at Barewires Studios/Anchor Baby Recordings

Here's a video of Billy Ruffian's 'Stereo'.

Head over to our shop to pick up releases by Billy Ruffian, Captain Polaroid, The International Karate Plus, Horowitz and MORE!

NEW RELEASE - Five Years Of Filth: Music vs Money

2010-01-01T00:00:00.008Z

Filthy Little Angels? Who the devil are they? What do they do? If you are asking yourself these questions then look no further. Last year we compiled a FREE retrospective for our fifth birthday (where were our presents?!) featuring some of our favourite FLA releases. You can download it underneath the image either through Sendspace or track by track from this very site.

We have some new releases planned for the coming months - more details to follow!

Artist: Various Artists
Title: Five Years Of Filth: Music vs Money
Label: Filthy Little Angels
Cat No: Little 055
Format: Digital
Release Date: 14th December 2009

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ARTWORK
01 Dirtblonde - The Hangmen
02 The Lovely Eggs - Devil In Me
03 October All Over - The Day The Earth Stood Still
04 Plastic Passion - Pequena Petit
05 Black Kites - Paper Heart
06 Rocket Uppercut - We'll Always Love The Stars
07 The Swear - Retail Therapy
08 The Fountain - Living In A House In Wales
09 Later - Year By Year
10 ShiSho - Courtney Sat On A Rock
11 Hyperbubble - Non Biodegradable Hazardous Waste Disposal
12 The Vichy Government - Secretarial Elite
13 The Jesus' - Jimmy Tractor
14 The Star Fighter Pilot - Drunk With You
15 The New Royal Family - Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive?
16 Micropenis - All I Need
17 The Leatherettes - Shoot To Thrill
18 And What Will Be Left Of Them? - 4 Years To Be An Artist
19 Tiny Tigers - Sort It Out
20 Billy Ruffian - Music Versus Money
21 The Sexual Hot Bitches - Let's Fuck
22 Projekt A-Ko - Nothing Works Twice
23 Captain Polaroid - Dust Will Settle on This Lifeless Town
24 The International Karate Plus - Brides Abroad
25 Aria C Jalali!- Bohemia (With A Sea)
26 Slideshow Freak - Electro Rock Therapy
27 Esiotrot - Venus

Rachael Neiman (Cherryade Records & Dandelion Radio)
Though Filthy Little Angels are celebrating their fifth anniversary, you’d be forgiven for thinking they’d been around for much longer. A Quick look at their back catalogue reveals a frankly astonishing number of releases by an awe-inspiring selection of some of the most important and exciting artists of the last half decade.

I have been enthralled with Filthy Little Angels pretty much since the very beginning and have always trusted them as a source for finding the most exciting new pop music from around the world. FLA never disappoint and have introduced me to more amazing music over the last five years than any other label. Thinking back, it’s actually harder to think of the bands I’ve discovered who haven’t had some connection with FLA!

As time has gone on FLA’s output has become even more prodigious, but, far from diminishing the quality of the releases, the records being released on FLA have continued to be utterly essential. Also, over the last couple of years, the label has issued a number of free download albums, singles and eps, including their popular annual Christmas compilations, and, don’t let the fact they’re free fool you, they’re right up there with the high quality you’ve come to expect from FLA!

The range of artists and styles that FLA have worked with over the years is also a tribute to their dedication to tracking down new and unknown artists, regardless of genre.

So many FLA releases have meant so much to me over the last five years that it would be impossible for me to pick a short list of favourites, luckily I don’t have to as FLA have kindly compiled another great collection of songs, taking in a selection of classics from their flawless roster, of course it can’t include all the amazing artists they’ve worked with (that would make it the longest compilation ever!) but the enduring quality of the songs here is a fitting testament to the truly amazing work that FLA have done for DIY and unsigned bands since they first started releasing records and to the treasures that they’ve unearthed for us music lovers!

Here’s to the next 5 years of FLA, I, for one, can’t wait to hear what audio treats there’ll be providing us with in the years to come!

Little 056 - Various Artists "Oh Come, All Ye Filthy"

2009-12-21T00:28:00.004Z

(Now, That's What We Call The Best Filthy Little Angels Christmas Album In The World Ever: Volume 5½)

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ARTWORK
01 And What Will Be Left Of Them? - Have Yourself A Filthy Little Christmas
02 Hillary & The Democrats - Do You Remember Snow?
03 The Lovely Eggs - I'm Going To Build My Snowman Better Than Yours**
04 ShiSho - Christmas Bells
05 Hyperbubble - Away in a Manger
06 Helen Love - Merry Christmas (I Don't Wanna Fight Tonight)
07 Ginger Tom - Christmas Day Alone
08 The Birthday Girl vs Alexander's Festival Hall - Hey Santa! (Black Snow At Xmas)
09 FromMars - Last Christmas
10 Ivan Dirtblonde - Christmas Time
11 Micropenis - Christmas In The Midlands**
12 Billy Ruffian with Mike Chavez Dawson - Feliz Navidad
13 Shock And Awe - DontchaLuvXmas
14 Alex Kidd - Stop The Cavalry
15 Osni - Père Noël
16 The International Karate Plus - Black Christmas
17 Mascot Fight - Christmas Dinner For One
18 Captain Polaroid - When The Advent Calendar Comes Down
19 ShiSho - Merry Christmas, Now Leave
20 The Vichy Government - Christmas Is Cancelled
21 SideFields - Christmas In China
22 Listen Lisse - Wake Me Up When Christmas Is Over
23 The Vatican Cellars - Christmas Island
24 Das Wanderlust - Someone To Pull Crackers With*
25 Rod Jones - Christmas Fire
26 Ant - Let It Snow
27 SAY - Stille Nacht

Tracks 3, 4, 7, 10, 11, 17, 18, 21 & 24 previously unreleased on FLA
Tracks 1 & 20 taken from "Have Yourself A Filthy Little Christmas"
Tracks 5, 6, 14, 19 & 26 taken from "Hark! The Filthy Angels Sing"
Tracks 8, 9, 12, 13, 15, 16, 22 & 27 taken from "Tis The Season To Be Filthy"
Tracks 2, 23 & 25 taken from "It'll Be Filthy This Christmas"

*a note from Das Wanderlust
So here's how it works. We spent a lot of time writing and recording this Christmas song, and then paid to get it mastered at Abbey Road, and in return we'd probably normally ask for money for it. But because its the season of goodwill, and because Laura is pretty much obsessed with donkeys, we thought it'd be a better idea if we tried to use it to raise a bit of money for The Brooke Animal Hospital.

The Brooke is a charity helping working horses, donkeys, and mules in the world's poorest communities. Their mobile vet teams and community animal health workers provide free treatment to animals and train animal owners, local healers, farriers, saddlers, feed sellers, harness and cart makers to give the animals they depend so heavily on a better quality of life - so everyone benefits, humans and animals together in perfect harmony like Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder.

Naturally we can't make y'all give to charity, and if you want to take the mp3 for free then you can, but we're kind of hoping your conscience will persuade you otherwise.

Simply Click here to donate to The Brooke through JustGiving.com

Now you can sit back and let the Christmassy music wash over you with a feeling of smug satisfaction that, for once, you've made a good decision in your life. Well done, and Merry Christmas! xxx

**A BIG thank you, to Cherryade Records
The Lovely Eggs - I'm Going To Build My Snowman Better Than Yours & Micropenis - Christmas In The Midlands previously appeared on the Cherryade Records "A Very Cherry Christmas" Series, available now from www.cherryademusic.co.uk, where you can also purchase The Lovely Eggs album "If You Were Fruit". Big thanks for allowing us to borrow these tracks!!!

Little 055 - Various Artists - "Five Years Of Filth: Music vs Money"

2009-12-14T00:28:00.002Z

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ARTWORK
01 Dirtblonde - The Hangmen
02 The Lovely Eggs - Devil In Me
03 October All Over - The Day The Earth Stood Still
04 Plastic Passion - Pequena Petit
05 Black Kites - Paper Heart
06 Rocket Uppercut - We'll Always Love The Stars
07 The Swear - Retail Therapy
08 The Fountain - Living In A House In Wales
09 Later - Year By Year
10 ShiSho - Courtney Sat On A Rock
11 Hyperbubble - Non Biodegradable Hazardous Waste Disposal
12 The Vichy Government - Secretarial Elite
13 The Jesus' - Jimmy Tractor
14 The Star Fighter Pilot - Drunk With You
15 The New Royal Family - Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive?
16 Micropenis - All I Need
17 The Leatherettes - Shoot To Thrill
18 And What Will Be Left Of Them? - 4 Years To Be An Artist
19 Tiny Tigers - Sort It Out
20 Billy Ruffian - Music Versus Money
21 The Sexual Hot Bitches - Let's Fuck
22 Projekt A-Ko - Nothing Works Twice
23 Captain Polaroid - Dust Will Settle on This Lifeless Town
24 The International Karate Plus - Brides Abroad
25 Aria C Jalali!- Bohemia (With A Sea)
26 Slideshow Freak - Electro Rock Therapy
27 Esiotrot - Venus

Little 054 - Slideshow Freak "Keep Clear EP"

2009-11-30T00:27:00.003Z

01 Is It Clear?
02 Before You Go
03 Prog Pot Shot
04 You've Got Some Nerve
05 Slide In
06 Keep

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Little 053 - Kissing Kalina "Sirens EP"

2009-11-23T00:26:00.001Z

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ARTWORK
01 C.O.W.
02 Ellie Rd.
03 Long Lost
04 Sirens

Little 052 - We Do Kung Fu! "...And We All Fall Down EP"

2009-09-07T00:26:00.001+01:00

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ARTWORK
01 ...And It All Falls Down
02 Volume
03 Record Shop
04 All Guns Blazing

Little 051 - The Fountain "Over The Border EP"

2009-08-31T00:25:00.001+01:00

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ARTWORK
01 Living In A House In Wales
02 Helicopters
03 Fat Tax
04 John Miro
05 Don't Let Me Go To The Sharks

Little 050 - Hyperbubble "Rollerboogie Babydoll EP"

2009-08-24T00:24:00.001+01:00

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FRONT ARTWORK
BACK ARTWORK
01 Rollerboogie Babydoll (Single Mix)
02 Rollerboogie Babydoll (Femme Fatality Mix)
03 Airbrushed Alibis (Polarized Mind Mix)
04 Rollerboogie Babydoll (Occumix by Occupant)
05 Rollerboogie Babydoll (Dead On The Dancefloor Mix by Octavia Leito)

Little 049 - Captain Polaroid "Point And Click EP"

2009-08-17T00:24:00.005+01:00

25 copies, handmade CD (BUY) / free download
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ARTWORK
01 The Things I Know
02 It Doesn't Mean Im Happy (Demo)
03 Page After Page
04 Union City Blue
05 An Accurate Portrayal
06 This Is Part One
07 Your Mistake Is Thinking You Have Won (Version)
08 Remote Control (only available on ltd cd)

Little 048 - Slideshow Freak "Smile, I Don't Know EP"

2009-08-10T00:23:00.002+01:00

01 On My Mind
02 Dust And Earth
03 Smile, I Don't Know
04 Sure Or Less
05 What You Make Of It
06 Home Of The Brave

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Little 047 - Science Bastard "Egg EP"

2009-08-03T00:23:00.001+01:00

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ARTWORK
01 The Lizard Will Eat You
02 Nail
03 Outcomes Equal Outcomes
04 Six
05 Cunt
06 Sausage Cockney

Little 046 - The Fountain "Johnny Jumped Up EP"

2009-07-27T00:22:00.001+01:00

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ARTWORK
01 Johnny Jumped Up
02 The Swedes Will Poison Me Slowly
03 Planets
04 There Is A Battle In My Ear
05 In My Brain I Can Hide

Little 045 - Micropenis "Art As An Investment EP"

2009-07-20T00:22:00.000+01:00

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01 The Lonesome Death Of Alan McGee
02 Art As An Investment
03 TV Licence Kalashnikov
04 Pregnant In Reykjavik
05 Dead Dandelion
06 Walk Away Renee

Little 044 - Slideshow Freak "We Should Swing EP"

2009-07-13T00:21:00.001+01:00

01 Something More
02 This Town
03 Lost And Found
04 Get Up And Go
05 We Should Swing (For What We've Done)
06 Time And Time Again

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Little 043 - The Vivos "Post Cataclysm Rock EP"

2009-07-06T00:20:00.000+01:00

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01 Post Cataclysm Rock
02 Bed And Breakfast
03 Legless Dancer
04 Sometimes
05 Why Keep Running (Races You Don't Care To Win)

Little 042 Tiny Tigers "Time For Tea EP"

2009-06-29T00:20:00.000+01:00

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01 Sort It Out
02 Stop Talking
03 Escape The Hum
04 Dance With Me
05 Repetition
05 On The Inside
PURCHASE THIS EP IN FULL FROM Amazon or iTunes

Little 041 Various Artists "My Filthy Valentine"

2009-02-14T00:19:00.000Z

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01 The Bridge Gang - Crush On A Girl
02 Alice Gun - Love Song (Alice Gun appears courtesy of Ambiguous Records)
03 The Little Philistines - Love Explodes
04 The Boyfriends - I Love You
05 Hillary & The Democrats - Distracted In The Bibliotheque
06 The Star Fighter Pilot - You're My Lightbulb (Bayonet Nuptuals Mix)
07 Detox Cute & The Beauty Junkies - Juliet And Romeo
08 ShiSho - Punk Rawk Boy (Dead Milkmen Cover)
09 The New Royal Family - That Girl Has Got It
10 Shock And Awe - I'm In Love
11 Later - Old School Lover
12 The Housewives - Go Slow
13 The Paraffins - Biking Girl (The Four Plugs Cover)
14 Heilige Lance - Love In The Asylum
15 Gracie DuVin - Could It Be Magic (Barry Manilow Cover)
16 Goop - Submarina
17 Hyperbubble - Non Biodegradable Hazardous Waste Disposal (Valentino Mix)

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2009-02-07T00:52:00.003Z

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Little 040 - Various Artists "It'll Be Filthy This Christmas"

2008-12-22T00:17:00.000Z

DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF BETTIE PAGE

Download the whole album as a zip file from your favourite file hosting website
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FRONT ARTWORK
BACK ARTWORK
01 Postcode - Black And White Christmas
02 Shock And Awe - XMS PRTY
03 Billy Ruffian - It’s A Long Lonely Christmas Without Jimmy Greenhoff
04 S Punk 7 - White (Trash) Christmas
05 The Rocks - Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)
06 Hillary And The Democrats - Do You Remember Snow?
07 The Housewives - Blue Christmas
08 ShiSho - Stranger In The Manger
09 Hyperbubble - Christmas With The Bee Gees (Barry Gentlemen Mix)
10 Paris Street - A Marshmallow World
11 Eddie Argos & Keith Totp - Mistletoe And Wine
12 Later - Long Winter Gone
13 Captain Polaroid - You’ll Never See Christmas Again
14 Rod Jones - Christmas Fire
15 Lonely Ghosts - Christmas Time Is Here
16 Lost Summer Kitten - Jullåten
17 The Black Tulips - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
18 The Favours - Last Christmas
19 ShiSho - Christmas Red
20 Paris Street - Candy Cane Withdrawal
21 Micropenis - Happy Christmas Stalin
22 Billy Ruffian - All I Want For Christmas Is A Ting Ting
23 Shock And Awe - XMS PRTY (Filthy Spector Version)
24 Psychotic Reaction - Goodwill To All Beings
25 S Punk 7 - The Fault Of You

Little 039 - Various Artists "Nineteen78"

2008-11-24T00:16:00.000Z

ARTWORK
01 Billy Ruffian - Public Image
02 Micropenis - Human Fly
03 Popkiller - Grease (Demo)
04 Hot Beds - Hong Kong Garden
05 Shock And Awe - Another Girl Another Planet
06 Hyperbubble - Jamie's Cryin'
07 The Star Fighter Pilot - I Wanna Be Sedated
08 The Gaa Gaas - Ça Plane Pour Moi
09 Neon Sleep - Pump It Up
10 Glasgow Glam Bangers - Rasputin
11 ShiSho - Life's Been Good
12 Gracie DuVin - Hot Child In The City
13 Ginger Tom - Nervous Wreck
14 The New Royal Family - Young Parisians
15 Geese - Cha Cha 2000
16 The Vatican Cellars - Running With The Devil
17 Beacons - Outdoor Minor
18 The Birthday Girl vs Alexander's Festival Hall - Three Times A Lady

Little 038 - Hillary & The Democrats "If I Were The President EP"

2008-10-30T00:15:00.000Z

ARTWORK
01 If I Were The President
02 Why Do Pieces Always Fit Together
03 Now The Infrastructure's Down
04 Somewhere In My Heart (Aztec Camera cover)

ANGEL022 - Akira - Japanese Frequencies 7"

2008-10-27T00:04:00.001Z

200 copies, black 7"
01 Hard Feelings
02 Tickertape
03 God's Warning To The People Of England
04 End#

"Car crash music shouldn't sound so sexy" - godisinthetvzine.co.uk

"Akira sound quite unlike anyone else" - tastyfanzine.org.uk

ANGEL020 - The Housewives - Cream 7" / Digital

2008-10-27T00:02:00.005Z

200 copies, black 7" (BUY) / iTunes
01 Cream
02 Charming
03 Ballad (Housebound Remix)
04 Getaway (iTunes Only)
05 Art School Project (iTunes Only)
06 Shoreditch Vampires (iTunes Only)

"unlike most right now, and certainly leave an indelible impression in your sub conscious" - subba-cultcha.com

"more hooks than a butcher’s shop window and will certainly shake you out of your Bank Holiday slumber. Buy it. Buy it now" - Artrocker

ANGEL021 - Various Artists - Just A Minute 7"

2008-10-27T00:02:00.003Z

200 copies, 19 track black 7"
A1 The Jesus' - Jimmy Tractor
A2 The Video Club - Teen Sex Pirate Radio
A3 The Star Fighter Pilot - Stalk Tonight
A4 Micropenis - All I Need
A5 Listen Lisse - Slow It Down
A6 The New Royal Family vs. Alexander's Festival Hall feat. Eddie Argos - I.W.I.S.H.I.W.A.S.Gay
A7 Hyperbubble - Party On Jupiter
A8 Scunner - Alchemy In Reverse
A9 Akira - The Nuclear Option
B1 Billy Ruffian - The Windsor Uplift
B2 Shock And Awe - Nothing
B3 Captain Polaroid - Page After Page
B4 Town Bike - Cock Muff Bumhole
B5 Rocket Uppercut - Good Times
B6 Frommars - Sand
B7 Kissing Kalina - Tunnel Of Love
B8 The Affection - Tell Me Again
B9 Hot Beds - Balcony
B10 Geese - I Love You

"inspiration music I thought only existed in the Mighty Boosh's imaginations" soundsxp.com

FILTHY014 - Esiotrot / Tiger MCs 7"

2008-10-27T00:01:00.009Z

200 copies, black 7" (BUY)
A1 Esiotrot - Venus
A2 Esiotrot - My Chemical Romance Saved My Life
A3 Esiotrot - Annie May
B1 Tiger MCs - Valenciennes
B2 Tiger MCs - British Sisters
B3 Tiger MCs - The Luxury Of Brakes

"this bashful and bruised beauty will have you all at once smiling, crying, bopping and moping at equal turns and that’s just on the first verse" - losingtoday.com

NEW RELEASE - Angel 021 Various Artists - Just A Minute

2008-10-27T00:01:00.005Z

19 tracks on a 7" Mini-Album
Ltd 7" available now from the FLA shop

Side A:
The Jesus' - Jimmy Tractor
The Video Club - Teen Sex Pirate Radio
The Star Fighter Pilot - Stalk Tonight
Micropenis - All I Need
Listen Lisse - Slow It Down
The New Royal Family vs. Alexander's Festival Hall feat. Eddie Argos - I.W.I.S.H.I.W.A.S.Gay
Hyperbubble - Party On Jupiter
Scunner - Alchemy In Reverse
Akira - The Nuclear Option

Side B:
Billy Ruffian - The Windsor Uplift
Shock And Awe - Nothing
Captain Polaroid - Page After Page
Town Bike - Cock Muff Bumhole
Rocket Uppercut - Good Times
FromMars - Sand
Kissing Kalina - Tunnel Of Love
The Affection - Tell Me Again
Hot Beds - Balcony
Geese - I Love You

MANIC POP THRILLS REVIEW
One hazard of blogging is that you start to get approaches to promote bands. Now in a different life, that may well have been exciting, but in this one it’s a potentially time consuming business. If it feels like a corporate been-copied-to-the-whole-world approach, I tend to ignore it. I mean I recently was approached by someone on behalf of Seether whose hits on their Myspace songs are measured in millions so what can this humble little blog bring to the party?
However if it feels more personal I’ll try and give it a whirl but so far I haven’t found anything I like enough tand have had the time to bring to your attention. Which is crucial – by and large I write about things that I like on here and I’m really only likely to slag something off if I’ve paid for it. (Yes, Black Mountain, I’m looking at you.)
Which is a long winded introduction to a record which was drawn to my attention by someone who did me a favour last month. Which understandably made me a little nervous.
The album is on Filthy Little Angels. And, the concept, if not unprecedented, is excellent – a 7” album comprising songs of no more than a minute long. My big worry was just how good could a collection of such short songs really be? In theory such an album should almost be an exemplar of the blog’s title, but neither MPT nor my music collection are littered with songs under even 90 seconds in length.
But I’m absolutely staggered by the variety packed onto this little 7” even if understandably the tempo remains high throughout. Don’t go looking for any sensitive ballads. And never mind variety, a lot of the material is actually good.
The album is impressive right from the start. ‘Jimmy Tractor’ by The Jesus’ opens the record in menacing mood yet 60 seconds later we’re still no clearer as to who the fuck Jimmy Tractor really is. Thereafter there are plenty of nods to new wave pop and plenty of references to sex. One song does exceed the 60 seconds threshold but as a counter balance Shock and Awe display the best line in brutal efficiency with their contribution clocking in at just 33 seconds. The best thing I can say about this record is that with only 60 seconds to make an impact the vast majority of songs on here manage that with some style.
I’ve been up front with my disclaimer on this one – believe me this is well worth checking out.

The LP came out the other week but another compilation featuring many of the same bands is due out later this month. The LP’s title ‘Nineteen78’ gives away the fact that this a tribute LP to that year and a large number of classics from that year are given a good seeing to.
There are however one or two deviations from what might be termed the norm including ‘Rasputin’ and ‘Three Times A lady’.

INDIE MP3 REVIEW
19 songs, all around a minute long, on one 7”. How ace is that? There’s a lot of good stuff here, of which follows some of the best. The Jesus’ Jimmy Tractor is I, Ludicrous fed through the Jesus and Mary Chain mincer. The Video Club’s Teen Sex Pirate Radio is a bleeping frenzied fumble in the pub car park, The Star Fighter Pilot’s Stalk Tonight is the sound of Japanese robotics and Micropenis give us All I Need, a lo-fi Bis for your delectation. Combine The New Royal Family with Alexander’s Festival Hall and Eddie Argos and you get a cross between Chic and The Village People in the form of I Wish I Was Gay while Party On Jupiter by Hyperbubble is somewhere between space pop and Plastic Bertrand. Onto Side 2 and you get Billy Ruffian, whose The Windsor Uplift is The Fall do surf pop and Page After Page by Captain Polaroid, its less well formed relation. The 33 seconds of Town Bike’s Cock Muff Bumhole is the undoubted highlight, outdoing Helen Love in a spurt of surf sixties pop and a tirade of potty mouth lyrics. The final notable track is by Rocket Uppercut, who sound like a baby Ash from the good old days. Novel ideas like this don’t always work, but this one does thanks to some wise band selection.

Little 037 - Fantaplastic "Lifetime's Dedication EP"

2008-10-24T00:14:00.000+01:00

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01 Library
02 Lifetime's Dedicaton
03 Ants
04 Fielding Treats
05 In Joke Out

Little 036 - Heilge Lance "Of Blessed Memory EP"

2008-10-23T00:14:00.000+01:00

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01 Requiem/Uzak
02 Pola Debevoise
03 Her Steps Lay Hold Of Heaven
04 Cursum Perficio

Little 035 - Right Turn Left "Foolproof Plan EP"

2008-10-22T00:13:00.000+01:00

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01 Faust
02 House On Fire
03 Sloe Gin
04 We'RE

Little 034 - Slideshow Freak "Best Dressed 4 Bedrest EP"

2008-10-21T00:13:00.001+01:00

01 Not A Happy House
02 CP Romance
03 Electro Rock Therapy
04 Gentle Lies
05 Yeah

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Little 033 - Billy Ruffian "Masterminding My Downfall EP"

2008-10-20T00:12:00.000+01:00

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01 Masterminding My Downfall
02 Debtors Lament
03 Twenty Eighth Month
04 The Most Unlikely Civil Liberties Defender Of All

REVIEW - LOSING TODAY <3's FILTHY LITTLE ANGELS

2008-08-17T04:43:00.004+01:00

I wanted to post this from our lovely friends at Losing Today. WE LOVE YOU TOO

Filthy Little Angels
so much loved in these pages that it makes me weep. first came to our attention little over a year ago when the odd sporadic release started drip feeding through. Then the blighters hit us with a whole weeks worth of free downloads which if I recall we broke our necks, nails and review production records in order to cobble them all together in one neat Singled Out Missive. How young and foolish we were back then. Since then the hi-fi hasn’t been the same, in fact at such frequency do releases fly out from the FLA crew that it would frankly require full time services to keep up with them - so good job we resigned from our working and paying rent job recently.

No better way to start these proceedings than at the - er - start - the first of several well turned out free downloads from the ever irrepressible Filthy Little Angels imprints comes courtesy of……

Hyperbubble ’synaesthesia’
Causing us to go all wobbly at the knees several times by way of their occasional past appearances in these pages, Texan duo Jess and Jeff blend sumptuous candy coated synth pop that joins the dots between early 80’s minimalist electro a la Vince Clarke era Depeche Mode and the more chart minded early voyages of John Foxx whilst not forgetting New Musik with the current crop of nu-electro groove meisters Cling, Salon Boris and Ladytron. ’synthesthesia’ is a delightfully dinky and wonderfully candy skinned slice of breathless binary pop replete with lightly toned sweet as you like clockwork motifs and android accents all dressed within an acutely adorable and slyly infectious pop chassis. Elsewhere here you’ll find four similar recalibrations of the same cut which rather than purging you with some lame arsed half hearted excuse to fill the quota of their allotted grooves they instead reveal a discernible craft and intelligence not withstanding a determination not to get pigeon holed and passed over as mere key twiddling cuties. The Orb-ish titled ’brain blasting dub’ is sumptuously framed in mind arranging halos of dislocated groove that at times through their sparse applications and deftly decorated 50’s styled sci-fi montages had us momentarily reaching for our copy of the Human League’s ’Reproduction’ album. Left in the capable hands of the Occupant the template is tweaked, stripped and streamlined to be re-traded as something of a club floor throbbing beast clearly nodding in the general direction of Ladytron. ’ready made house mix’ - does as it says on the tin - a sublimely smoking slice of seductively laid back lights out smooch whose roots can be traced from as wide and far as Detroit and late 80’s Manchester scene - fans of classic early 808 State should be checking this out. Last up - and if we are honest our pick of the set - ’neuromix’ is a mind wandering slab of fat frazzled futuro funk festooned splendidly with kookily crafted wiring electro squiggles best viewed through the intimacy of head phones with the volume cranked to the hilt in order to maximise its wig flipping glory.

The Transmissions ‘Safe’ EP
Oh yes , yes indeed - unless we’ve got this woefully wrong - this is the debut UK EP appearance from LA based four piece the Transmissions, which for those of you much loving of your sounds - shall we say - a bit more mellow, stately and spectral are advised to check out for with. Again another handsome free download which by our reckoning you’d been stupid to pass up on. ’Safe’ (sadly not the House of Love cut - and dare we say perhaps their finest moment - of the same name - yep Woo we have checked this time) really is one of those moments wherein you just have to sit back, jaws agape and prepare to be quietly blown away because hi-fi huggers this is the bollocks. Admittedly it takes a while to kick it, what you’d call a slow burner festooned and charmed by a star lit carousel of hurtfully twinkling gently unfurling cascades of swirling melancholic chimes that should have the more astute of you reaching for your copies of Verve’s ’one way to go’, Butterflies of Love’s ’rob a bank’ and your essential early stash of Stars and the High records for references. All the time the serene solemn like majesty is only occasionally peppered by the brief snow bursts of anxiety wherein the vocals mysteriously tailgate to sounds not unlike Pere Ubu’s David Thomas though for us nothing quite matching the swooning finale wherein everything erupts to radiate into sugar crested halos of stratospheric bliss that should leave you suitably arrested and panting for more. Very much kissed with an 80’s floppy fringes and camouflage jacket wearing stylising ’I’ll run it’ is a hitherto more dislocated and fractured affair filtered by smoking sheens of effects laden kick backing obscured atmospheric white funk struts that on more than one occasion had us reminiscing with much fondness early career elements of The Fixx and Icehouse while ’Faces’ adopts a curious stop start math rock dialect not so dissimilar to Pere Ubu (again) shimmying up to Modest Mouse. ’thoughts remain’ wraps up the set in sterling introspective form shaping up to be something of a sure fire heartbreaker delicately braided by a supporting cast of sympathetic shimmer like pining atmospherics which it has to be said makes that quest to nail their previous 2 EP’s and one full length a worthwhile task.

The Fountain ’basement’ EP
One of these days Filthy Little Angels will release a record so crap, repugnant and repellant that it will offend all and sundry disturbingly we’ll know doubt love it to bits. Happy to say that occasion hasn’t and doesn’t look like being the case not when they can rummage through the underground scenes back alleys and manage to unearth gems like this which frankly I’m surprised hasn’t found its way on the much celebrated rosters of Art Goes Pop or Marquis Cha Cha. The Fountain hail from Manchester number in three and play skewiff, dislocated, discordant ditties about life’s mundane things in a dash. Blink and its over that is if the blighters don’t go and poke your eyes in first. There’s happily no easy way of pigeon holing the Fountain though if you must you’d be lining them up in a queue headed up by the Victorian English Gentleman’s Club and Johnny Foreigner though ostensibly very much less psychotic than the former and less frenetic than the latter. Five buckled beauties feature on the ’basement’ EP (though sadly only four play on our copy as the parting ‘crash into power lines‘ seems resolute in its not wanting to play out) - amid the irregular discordant haze strangely alluring pop jewels loom waiting patiently to break out - if we didn’t know better we’d say these kids are having way too much fun. The set opens with ’give me back my basement’ - no doubt the same basement that these little cuties where crafted in - a curiously humping lo-fi rattle that unless our ears are woefully off key somehow manages to wire elements of Jefferson Airplane and Curved Air (I sh*t you not) - of course they’re dispatched with a particularly fetching DIY clumsiness as though rewired by a seriously zonked out Modern Lovers resulting from the inhaling of some real bad weed cutely riddled with low key half arsed riff jabs and several nods to 80’s punksters Hagar the Womb. ’1g20’ perhaps the sets most obscured moment is a sumptuously ramshackle ramble through the darker and hitherto less spotlighted moments of post punk’s vintage heritage - think the Scars head to head with the Dolly Mixtures. Best moment comes courtesy of the frankly impetuous, audacious and highly infectious ’fat tax’ - a punctuated fast / slow / fast / slow free for all braided by intertwining boy / girl vocals, abruptly squalling riffs that slyly nicks the coda from the Jags ’back of my hand’ only to give the blighter the kind of lovably demented twist that’d make Jonny Foreigner swoon while simultaneously wiring in some killer side servings of early career Buzzcocks for good measure. Equally tasty is ’in my brain I can hide’ - both schizoid and edgy had he still be alive this would have been ripe for a Martin Hannett production stuffed full as it is of psychosis laden early Banshees accents and ’dead popstars’ era Altered Images austereness. Expect good things.

Awesome Wells ‘DANNII’ EP
Hopelessly loveable - for ages I swore there was something wrong with me - was I really the only bloke (or woman for that matter) on the planet who preferred Dannii to Kylie. Seems this self described ‘queercore for the softcore’ all girl trio have a tender spot for our Danni, hailing from Liverpool, made up of two scousers and a brummie, Awesome Wells (great name eh?) are your beaten up around the edges Helen Love meets Kenicke affair doling out crookedly tasty slices of feline pop punk laced with impish glee, ‘Danni’ slyly nibbles the coda from the Pistols ’great rock ’n’ roll swindle’ - no problem there given that they probably nicked it from the Small Faces in the first place, anyhow this ridiculously catchy slice of grinding teen beat is drilled deliciously with smatterings of 50’s bubblegum wraps and catchy lemon popsicle accents and shapes up to sound not unlike a roughened street wise mutation of the Bangles and the Go-Go’s which is no bad thing by our reckoning. While both the rampantly upbeat and scowling ‘xx-xy-xu’ and the crunching ‘tramp family’ aren’t bad - the latter in particular blessed with a strutting antagonism much recalling latter career L7 - the EP’s best moment by some distance is ‘you’ve got no business in the fashion world’ - a snarling and venomous slab of eye poking Pistols pastiche groove headed up by an undeniably attractive evil hybrid of Suzi Q / Joan Jett - essentially for lovers of Violet Violet.

Later ‘switchboard’ EP
Just keeps getting better with each passing release. Next up on the inspection blocks are Later of whom you won’t be to surprised we have bugger info about other than the fact that they / he (we suspect it’s a one man operation) is / are based in Italy have been around and about in some form or other since the mid 90’s and have connections with two other ensembles from that fine country - namely Fracture and BBA. The ‘switchboard’ EP features four cuts of - even if we do say so ourselves - corking craftsmanship. ’year by year’ with its mellowing and breezily subtle west coast signatures is a fizzing slice of bruised and drifting lilt pop that had us imagining on more than one occasion ’durable dream’ era Moviola shimmying up to mid career Manics - though scratching away at the surface polish after a few repeat listens we’re more inclined to recommend this unassuming babe be the top of a wants list for lovers of early career Velvet Crush and the much missed Another Sunny Day. In comparison to the sly smoulder of the previous cut ‘stereo bored’ is positively wired to the teeth and caught in that age old indie star in the making dilemma of not knowing whether it wants to be Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine or some distant variant of Dinosaur Jnr / Gumball while albeit it is threadbare and lo-fi in comparison the biggest sin committed by ‘longing’ is it not having tattooed on its arse in big letters the name the Chameleons. Best cuts are always left till the end don’t you find and so to with this EP - ’Telephone Call’ had us double checking on more than one occasion trying to satisfy ourselves that this wasn’t some sneaky New Order cut of an early incarnation of ‘age of consent’ that had been recently unearthed from the ’Movement’ sessions. Damn fine stuff.

Micropenis ‘commie students’ EP
By all accounts already causing rumbles amid the cooler and more attuned Cambridge cognoscenti, Louise and Russell who are indeed the BBC play list upsetting Micropenis, cite Suicide and label mates the Vichy Government as influences though we’ve more than a sneaking suspicion that this impish duo tread in similar footsteps to the likes of the Normal, …and the native hipsters (especially on ’Leningrad’) and (mentioned for the second time this missive) 70 Gwen Party with the more disturbed elements of Tall Pony coursing through their melodic veins. Both caustic and cold Micropenis craft a fearlessly edgy sparsely minimalist landscape that scarred with a f*ck you negativity and blankness that literally seeps from the grooves like infectious puss from an open wound sore. Tremendously toxic and battered out of shape dislocated death disco groove, listening to these acutely austere abrupt eruptions is like imagining an evil Flying Lizards transplanted with the lo-fi and dumbed down mentality of the Shaggs with Louise’s vocals being dispatched with unnerving monotonous rhyme atop a crippled melodic dialect that wouldn’t look out of miss on New Order’s ’movement’ - 5 cuts feature here that barely stretch past the 10 minute mark yet leave in their wake a feeling of detached dread with the parting ’Leningrad’ perhaps proving to be the sets best moment with its ad hoc and near successful attempt at pulling out of the bag something approaching a pop song - fans of early career Creatures will be strangely smitten. Elsewhere the charmingly titled ‘needledick’ veers close to realms more associated with Cobra Killer though that’ll be a seriously primal and embryonic version of Cobra Killer grooving with a seriously pissed off early career Knife. ‘Victoria’ again another track that appears to snatch obscurity from the jaws of hitsville is a wiring fusion of psychosis and sinister styled bubblegum pop that at times pinches clumps from the pre dolly dancing ‘circus of death’ era Human League. How can you resist?

The Star Fighter Pilot ‘kingdom hearts’ EP
Several EP’s under his belt and still preaching to the converted, inverted and subverted from his concealed sound bunker in Manchester, Mr Bryant better known to the knowing pop community as Star Fighter Pilot has been delighting all and sundry with his hybrid mix of 80’s minimalist electro and dinky drafted candy pop for a few years now, knocked up on antique synths no doubt haggled over at Sunday morning car boot sales and cut with disturbingly catchy hooks and melodies so insidiously infectious that one suspects a visit to the local GP is an essential pre-requisite to an evening of listening pleasure. On this his latest four track melodic missive Bryant is found pondering the heartstrings foibles, flitting between shades of dark and light and filtering resplendently between the grooves a quartet of sparsely sparkling gems are awaiting love and affection. From the crisply upbeat ’when we break up’ with its acutely affected and hitherto disturbing and disarming shoe string styled Howard Jones motifs to the contrasting opening salvo of ’my little test case’ with its edgily eked closing in claustrophobically chilled and austere throb, Bryant more than provides enough evidence of his ability to retune moods and sentiments at the drop of a hat while simultaneously managing not to sacrifice his integrity and likewise displaying an uncanny ability to nod in the general direction of a select array of differing influences that on paper appear ridiculously implausible sitting side by side. Case in point ’33 suns’ which wraps up the set is a dizzily distractive and dainty willowy waltz of crookedly loveable cuteness that slyly nibbles into territories more associated with electro pop pioneers New Musik while ’cultural song’ - incidentally the best thing here by a country mile and more is a deliciously distilled melding of vintage styled oblique 70’s electronics and pristinely turned synth pop that to these ears sounds like some hitherto re-discovered secret tapes of Vince Clarke having jumped ship from Depeche Mode and gone on a lost weekend foray with Kraftwerk, Our Daughters Wedding and Goblin before resurfacing to pitch product as Yazoo. Essential type thing as if you hadn’t already guessed.

ShiSho ‘will punch you’ EP
It’s been so long since we had these impish pre teens doing screwball things on our hi-fi that we were nearly forced to cobble together a letter of complaint. Featured in these very pages to much affection and swooning you may recall for their split release with Hyper bubble (who incidentally all things being right should have appeared somewhere amid this missive) which we mentioned at missive 121. Spending days bunking off school they managed to hatch another gem in the shape of this 5 track gathering ‘will punch you’ EP. Firstly the domestics - Shisho are Columbus, Ohio pre teens Vivian and Midge who along with and under the supervision of the mysterious Professor PeuShu (kids I am not making this up) have been causing much jaw dropping swooning courtesy of their infectious brand of Charlie Brown meets Sesame Street punk pop. Among these latest nuggets from their spiked up wendy house comes their immortal cover of New Order’s ’true faith’ which first saw the light of day on a rather superb free to download album ’nineteen eighty seven’ (links for which are somewhere to the foot of this missive) - though on this occasion re-jigged as the ’midge’s sore throat mix’ (more about that in a second). Anyhow five loveable cuts (did we mention that already) from these punk pop sprites that opens with a (previously unknown to us) cover of an old Harvey and Felix tune (the original you can hear - and I reckon you should - by going to http://www.myspace.com/harveyandfelix) - its your typically Shisho affair - all goofy, cute and crookedly lo-fi. ’punk rawk boy’ follows up next here in its ’Midge’s lost vocal remix’ - and unless we’re very much mistaken shaping up to sound something not so dissimilar to a kindergarten version of Half Japanese all blessed with harmonicas - which hey - is mighty fine by us and ushering in a strangely alluring brand of cotton picking acoustic road pop in its wake that sounds as though at any given point soon its about crash to a sudden halt and go backside up over the edge. Sadly ’the thing that only eats hippies’ fails to live up to the title’s expectation - we were expecting nay hoping for a spot of 50’s sci-fi tomfoolery - instead though not we hasten to add disappointingly - a sparse, minimalist electro beat overseen by a screwball rap which takes its cue we suspect from Blondie‘s ‘rapture‘. Which leaves by our reckoning the sets best two moments. ’True Faith’ on which Midge’s ability to keep in touch and pull this all together - albeit in a Daniel Johnston style - despite the evilly skewiff backing track which on more than one occasion threatens to detour from the plot and follow its own agenda - has to be said beats the original to a pulp just on sheer audacity alone. For what it counts in our humble opinion best moment is the barking ’disco brands ton’ which we must admit to initially misreading as ’blandest’ a sentiment we’d have wholeheartedly agreed with. This cutie firmly throws a curveball at those who believe the duo’s aptitude for diversifying is a little limited. Think again. This beauty dallies with warping disco motifs and wires into the mix a strange array of down tempo accents, wig flipping psych overtones (lovers of Busy Signals ’baby’s new beats’ set for Earworm will especially warm to this) and Japanese mutant sample / electro (a la Cornelius) while simultaneously shoehorning a sneakers worth of hybrid Studio 54 accents and what sounds like a seriously lo-key car boot variant of the Go Team just for good measure - obviously this lot are having way too much fun with the karaoke machine. Loveable stuff - daft, scatty - agreed - but loveable all the same.

Plastic Passion ‘out of sight / out of mind’ EP
If we were younger these dudes are the type of combo whose names we’d have tattooed on our fore arm and sat around all day designing t-shirts with acrylic montages in their honour in between nipping out for fag breaks and some impromptu guerrilla graffiti action. To call them cool is a f*cking understatement though lets not get carried away for fear their heads will swell and they’ll fall over arse over tit. Rumours abound there’s a Japanese only full length about to surface in the shape of ’contrived imagery’ shortly for now though this stonking slab of spiked 5 track goodness all nailed onto one kick arse turntable terrorising EP. Hailing from Hertfordshire Plastic Passion are a trio who to date have already nailed a positive plethora of plaudits and acclaim by way of their debut release for the Filthy Little Angels sister label Leaving Home. Brandishing a formidably acute artistry in respect to scalping the senses with their stripped and potently primed angulated art punk, Plastic Passion sound like they’ve been drawn out of deep freeze and thawed with those responsible having failed to tell them that somewhere along the line some 28 years has since passed by. Sounding like a Peel mix tape from 79/80, ’pass over’ the opening salvo of this five piece set is insidiously blessed with a gnawing austere paleness, dark and edgy as though just fallen from a Lynch soundtrack it assumes the same kind of tension laden brittleness of ‘17 seconds’ era Cure being blended with the Scars and elements of the Fire Engines whilst simultaneously freewheeling in similar ’punk’ attitude as Blur’s ’13’. Mock Lydon vocals apply an additional zeal amid the grooves of ’something wrong’ a kind of snotty nosed half way house between early incarnations of both Devoto off springs Magazine and the Buzzcocks though we must admit to being rather smitten with ’look around’ with its front line artillery of needling paranoiac chop chop riffing that at times had us stretching for our trusty Ellery Bop releases of yore and a track which we suspect would go down a bundle with those Lamacq and Stephens types. Distressed white funk accents and serrated wiring riffs are the order of the day for the council estate bleakness of ’out of sight / out of mind’ leaving the hyper tense ’screaming mess’ to rampage in the most tastily discordant three chord pogo fashion. Yes sir, more where that come from please.

Postcode ‘the post zebra core’ EP
Another of those damn fine Filthy Little Angels that we are much loving in our gaff right now. Postcode are a quartet based in Douglas, Isle of Man a place which I’m vaguely familiar with given that my great aunt and uncle one time lived in Port St Mary. Moving swiftly along - this lot apparently already have one full length tucked firmly up their mohair sweaters with a second currently in the touching up and finishing off phase this here EP featuring four cuts which we’re of the understanding are something of lost gems from a time when the band consisted of just Mikie and Marie. ’gears’ the opening salvo sounds not unlike a fist fight between ’wagon’ era Dinosaur JNR and the Breeders, a throbbing babe packed to the rafters with an edgily frayed grind riddled with wiring hooks and blessed with the kind of freak scene finesse that makes you want to don your low slung air guitar and frug out big time. Similar freewheeling hysteria tunes itself into the matrix of the dislocated and ravaged ‘desert scorn’ which tears itself from the grooves like an animated and vengeful ‘vow’ era Garbage. ’Lewis’ on the other hand is a more measured and moodily down cast affair, framed with skin tingling sparsely woven textures this ominously brooding honey has a veritable early 80’s post punk hue about its wares that to these ears recalls elements of the Passions, Pink Military and Ex Post Facto who as I’m sure you’ll agree are quite frankly a trio of some note. All said and done and as is typical of these things the best moment of the set is the parting ’lessons’ - this gorgeously minimalist slice of driftwood is annoyingly ridiculously brief barely touching the ticker tape at just two minutes, that said its a bit of a gem that’s delicately decorated amid swirls of tenderly touching atmospherics all haloed by effects laden pining riffs a la Vini Reilly and sumptuously framed within a numbed jaw drooped glacial carved stately presence. More of that please.

Captain Polaroid ’in miracle world’ EP
Welcome return to these pages for the good Captain Polaroid bringing with him a hulking slab of 5 prime cut lo-fi nuggets, an artist who frankly should be bigger in our humbled view - shame on you the record buying public your all so fickle. ’in miracle world’ provides quite possibly his best work to date, assuming a maturity, a hitherto day-glo clarity, resonance and artistry this quintet of tunes ricochet admirably between the space between your ears like buzz sawing bullets. ’a dream is a dream is a dream is a lie’ opens the proceedings - a shimmy like framing of late 80’s buzz sawing fringe flicking groove peppered with needling riffs liberally borrowed from ’In Vivo’ era Wire and decorated sublimely with the sly coolness of the Corn Dollies immortal ’nothing of you’ which lets face is quite obviously the dogs ruddy bollocks. The gorgeously ramshackle ’When a play became a parody’ ambles in next to deliver a spot of deliciously inebriated Americana lo-fi that creaks and groans with shanty like sereneness as though early career Pavement had concocted a heaven made calling to arms with the Palace Brothers though the momentary bliss like porch swaying states its seeks to lull you with are soon shattered and turned arse over tit by the frankly rampant ’the same rules always apply’. A crunching babe of adrenaline laden razor fizzing effervescent lo-fi power pop that to these ears had us imagining a spying session on an illicit studio meeting between Choo Choo Train and the Vaselines before ’no words left to explain yourself with’ brings you to a humbling dead stop with its affecting bitter sweet hue leaving the bruised acoustically frail and fragile parting ’in the firing line again’ to sap whatever resistance you still cling to and leave you wide open and numbed.

The Sexual Hot Bitches vs. the Lovely Eggs ‘split’
Never failing to let us down (FLA EDIT: I'M SURE THATS THE INCORRECT PHRASE?) the Filthy Little Angels go and nail another must have split offering as part of their ongoing singles club series. Previously unknown to us (how did that happen?) the Sexual Hot Bitches are a youthful screwed up duo featuring the wayward talents of Anna (drums, typewriter and cowbells) and Helen (guitar, lipstick holder and er - magic box which we must admit has us intrigued though slightly worried) who despite or indeed in spite of their limited resources make an absolute bloody marvellous racket. Wayward, discordant, dislocated and often quite daft there’s an element of a car crash between Shonen Knife and L7 going on especially on ‘hot pie’ though for us is the best thing here, a howling feral bastard of mutant garage / dragster goo replete with crookedness aplenty, shouty bits and an adorable sense of the unhinged. Sadly ’kitty’ didn’t attract the same affection being that our own sleeps all day, scared of his own shadow (a Nepalm Death fan no less) and eat you out of house and home fur ball Dylan is such a cutie and frankly the thought of replacing him with a dog is such a preposterous notion that we’d sooner give up listening to music for good and become a Babyshambles fan. Only joking - but are we? That said the duo are back on track for the quaintly cute and radio play list offending ’let’s fuck’ - all grunts, odd orgasmic squeals, primitive dislocated lo-fi with plenty of nods to the Troggs which as you know kids is always a good thing. Wonder if they do t-shirts? Flip le disc for the simply adorable The Lovely Eggs. What can we say. Well we could at least apologise and abundantly so because these cuties did in fact send us not only the CD, but a delightfully handwritten note, a dinky drawing (which we’ve framed and now takes of up a prominent pride of place in the singled out record shed) and an egg butty which was scoffed in seconds flat and most enjoyed. The Lovely Eggs are engagingly erratic to say the least, a duo no less featuring the combined crooked mind sets of Holly and David. Together they are the bollocks so put down that Ting Tings CD and stop reading arse kissing advertising space chasing press. Already forever in our affections courtesy of an appearance on the Transformed Dreams ‘Ammehoelahop’ set wherein in our humbled view they shared the best moments credits with Das Wanderlust for their cut the Velveteen ’in watermelon sugar’. the Lovely Eggs are a strange pop contradiction - equally at home being deviously crooked or plainly crucial, to hear them is to feel as though you’ve stumbled upon a private party, their surreal often child like naivety is flawlessly cute and decidedly engaging though disturbing, one minute its nursery school like schisms (‘cops and robbers’) the next day-glo pop nuggets - if anything trying to reference them you’d be veering towards a Shaggs meets Guided by Voices for the Elephant 6 Collective generation (non more so than on the majorette regimentality of the frankly wonky ‘jon carling‘). Seven tracks feature here displaying the varying degrees of impishness of the Lovely Eggs schizoid pop psyche though for what its worth things don’t get much better than the skittish and stripped to threadbare ‘I’m having a party’ with its strangely absorbing abstract and angular kaleidoscopic hues very much touched by the essence of Robert Pollard and its cutely crafty nods to Little Richard’s ‘tutti frutti’. Can life get any better we ask - perhaps an album then.

www.filthylittleangels.com
check out the download page where aside being able to downloads most of the featured cuties mentioned here you can also hook up to some exemplary compilations from the FLA back catalogue such as the must have ‘down to Grease on holiday’ which gathers together 27 acts with the detail to impart their own interpretations on the Grease soundtrack - featuring such notables as Hyperbubble, Shisho, Neil’s Children, Gay Against You and the Spells it’s the Sunset Gun’s re drill of the OST’s least noticed cut ‘there are worse things I could do’ that proves to be the sets best moment. Elsewhere there’s an equally engaging Rocky Horror Show tribute re-titled as the Filthy Horror Show, the aforementioned ’Nineteen Eighty Seven’ comp featuring the original mix of that Shisho re-branding of ’True Faith’ - the set as you’ve probably been able to work out for yourself is a covers project of hit tunes from that golden year 1987 and includes the Balor Knights cutting their teeth on Aha’s Bond moment ‘living daylights’ while those of you stocking up early (or indeed late) on your Xmas festive frivolities can download an I-pod heaving 4 discs worth of tunes via both the ’have yourself a filthy little Xmas’ and ’hark the filthy angels sing’ sets. On the horizon and due in September there’s a must have 7 inch entitled ’just a minute’ which features a nineteen strong galaxy of stars performing er - one minute nuggets - the set will feature outings by the people of England, micropenis, billy ruffian, star fighter pilot and the jesus’. Can’t wait…

...missive 178
20-11-2008
Singled Out
Filthy Little Angels special.

Seems its that time of the year when the mighty Filthy Little Angels imprint goes into hyper drive with all manner of superb releases all vying for your undying affection…anyway less chat….onward to the tunes links / info etc….for which you can find by training your mouse over this here link…. http://filthylittleangels.blogspot.com/

First of all head over to the Filthy Little Angel MS page at www.myspace.com/filthylittleangels where you’ll be treated to some killer covers (Beacons version of Wire’s ’outdoor minor’ just begs to be heard with it’s a cappella re-reading, hot beds’ mutant electro minimalist treatment of Siouxsie and the Banshees’ ’hong garden garden’ and the Birthday Girl’s rather spiffing, kooky, spongy funky dippiness of their seductively skewed recalibration of the Commodores’ ‘three times a lady’) of records originally released in 1978 and all lovingly re-drilled by a cast of - er dozens - alright then maybe slightly less - how about a cast of several (don’t sound right does it? - but you get my drift). Anyhow getting back on track the cuts you’ll find adorning their player are - we assume - culled from a forthcoming freebie download entitled ‘nineteenseventyeight’ which we’re thinking is a follow up to their gem like ‘nineteeneightyseven’ compilation a copy of which you can grab for yourselves via http://www.filthylittleangels.com/ (just scroll down about two thirds)…..a full review will appear as and when….

Various ‘ Just a minute’. Not sure whether its in honour of the long running Nicholas Parsons hosted radio show of the same name which Paul Merton delights in emerging victorious almost each and every time he guests - alas we think not. Rather more it’s a dinky seven inch single whose grooves has been shoe horned and squeezed to include 20 - yes you read right - twenty bands all of whom should by rights be rattling your radar and each serving up a one minute long ditty - hence the title ’just a minute’ (no sh*t Sherlock). Sadly we haven’t got a copy which kind of makes reviewing the blighter a tad difficult however we can tell you its packed to the rafters with artists who have previously featured with much love and admiration in these very pages such as Hyperbubble, Captain Polaroid, Geese (whose recent ‘the plane‘s gone Dad‘ had us much a swooning), Starfighter Pilot and Kissing Kalina (whose debut ’here she comes’ should be ransacking most discerning record loving turntables). That said we’ve managed to eke out a few video tasters and well because we couldn’t resist blathering on at length about them have included an introductory pre-amble to help you along -

Micropenis ’all I want’ - the charmingly named Micropenis featured via the last Filthy Little Angels extravaganza with their acute caustic and minimalist toned ‘commie students’ EP (see missive 165), these dudes are rebellious, squalling, scalding and anti everything - they bleed Suicide and Cobra Killer with equal disaffection and well frankly we ruddy love them. ’all I want’ is more of your friction laced attrition addled buzz sawing electro punk loving bubblegum pop (think we covered all major bases there) and sounds not unlike a seriously antagonised native hipsters lamping the crap out of the Normal. Need we say more….thought not - the video for your discerning delight goes like this….

The New Royal Family ‘I.w.I.s.h.I.w.a.s.gay’ - last appearing in these pages courtesy of their contribution to that excellent and frankly essential 3 disc charity set ‘doing it for the kids 08’ though in all honesty who could ever forget their ridiculously catchy ‘anyone fancy a chocolate digestive?’ split with Keith TOTP (missive 125 note takers), ‘I wish I was gay’ is surely destined to offend and amuse in worryingly equal measures, think mid 70’s Studio 54 disco freak sound off teased with a seriously smart Sylvester and Village People meets Chic with ‘f**k off’ PC attitude - going down a storm in our gaff and no doubt right at this moment being monitored by ambulance chasing solicitors with their liberal manifestos squarely shoved up their back passages.

Billy Ruffian ‘the Windsor uplift’. Annoyingly perfect, the impish Billy Ruffian give the finger to Royalty, totally barking stuff, tight as a gnat’s arse, wiring pogo-tastic riffs, dementedly dippy keys, a skewiff video and the best sing a long hook since the Fall cobbled together the bottom kicking ’hey luciani’ - once heard totally hooked and just what the repeat button on your cd player was made for.

Shock and Awe ‘nothing’. So short (31 seconds) that you actually get it twice on the video, certainly reckon we need to hear more of Shock and Awe before we get any older if ‘nothing’ is anything to judge them by, sounds like a seriously wasted council estate relocated Ramones kicking out what could easily be a disaffected commentary of the bleakness and despondency of a hum drum existence with the emptiness, negativity and futility of it all literally shuffling off the grooves to choke you. Still could be worse at least its not raining - bollocks its just started - that’s done it.

Hot Beds ‘balcony’. Frankly too short for its own good given it clocks in at a sprightly 46 seconds and comes accompanied by a message stating ‘this band are so fucking awesome!!’. they weren’t lying - as brief as it might be there’s enough box ticking manoeuvres at large here to have our radar well and truly going haywire, a duo - Hannah and Andy who at present are unsigned though we’re suspecting that won’t remain the case for very much longer if, that is, there’s any justice in the world. The whole sound of Hot Beds strangely works on several levels, vocals that sound perfectly honed to front a dream team pop machine edgily running at odds to the effects laden growl and rumble of the grizzled and fractured riff ruptures rallying away in the background that when viewed as a whole cast a superb dark / light, pop / primal, longing / loathing undercurrent to the overall mix. ’balcony’ is a breathlessly swoon laden slice of frantic buzz sawed bubblegum pop replete with honey dipped skeletal struts, pulse racing vocal purrs all longingly underpinned by a subdued urgency that’s beautifully bleakened by a strangely alluring no future wrap. Quite stunning if you ask me though we suggest you head straight over to their my space page at www.myspace.com/hotbeds and rip the killer ‘more is more’ a veritable slab of fuzz shimmered coolly coalescing dream weaving soft psyche that we here are thinking dips delicately into similar territories as once ventured by the likes of Liverpool’s Ex Post Facto and the much missed Bang Bang Machine - bet that’s got your senses jangling.

Esiotrot vs. Tiger MC’s ’split’. Named after a Roald Dahl story and a quaintly daft one at that about a tortoise, some weird bloke and girl he likes (such a fantastically gripping plot we must admit we lie awake at night wondering why Hollywood hasn’t come knocking - in fact they may have who knows - well I don’t for starters), Esiotrot - depending on which version of their biography you read have either been around post Libertines / White Stripes or else pre Blur / Oasis and have now swelled so much in their ranks that at weekends - gig itinerary permitting - they field both a first and reserve football team in the conference league. Of course we pull your leg. Amazingly to date they have somehow escaped the roving ear of our hi-fi this split single with Tiger MC’s being - we think - the first thing we’ve heard by them. Released as part of the ongoing Filthy Little Angels singles club series - this being EP 14 in case your taking notes - and damn fine to we might add, Esiotrot are cut from the same kind of alluringly adoring cloth as Pavement (especially on the opening cut ‘venus’ with its off centred lilting and mellowing wintry toned brass regaled kitchen sink opines invested with subtle traits of Daniel Johnston and Half Japanese) and ‘the fidelity wars’ era Hefner, that sense of a lazy eyed off kilter glaze adopted from the former and that under your skin poking bitter sweetness borrowed from the latter. In fact that Darren Hayman like bracing briskness certainly rears its head on ‘my chemical romance saved my life’ (indeed a very Half Man Half Biscuit styled title it should be said and incidentally the best track here), that same unerring ability to apply the pressure points with delicately drawn sucker punches and from a nimbly sketched vantage point craft a tenaciously tigerish pop gem that before you know it assumes depth, texture and velocity to magnificently mushroom with space consuming jubilance to arrest your senses whilst impishly ducking beneath your defences to lay claim to the bits of your psyche that cause you to whistle with impromptu glee in public. ‘Annie May’ rounds up the pack - a devilishly dainty and disarming slice of lovelorn cuteness peppered by lightly caressed summery inclines, lazy eyed day dream dialects and an utterly irresistible feel good vibe - gets a bit wired towards the close and yep - does sound like Hefner. Much lovable. While you’re at and about it check their my space page at http://www.myspace.com/esiotrotschmesiotrot and sample the delights of ‘Tammy is Lez’ which we’re led to understand will be forthcoming via Sounds Experience - a gloriously colourful carnival of effervescence that had us much reminiscing with much fondness some kooky collage of 70’s kids TV themes much like those found on the Go Team’s debut ‘get it together’ platter. Flip the disc for the equally affectionate shy eyed razor pop of Norwich’s finest the Tiger MC’s who stump up three speaker seizure cuties led from the front by the dashingly attractive ‘valenciennes’. One of those quiet to loud affairs that’s sumptuously finds itself shoehorned in to a classic sub three minute pop chassis, with nods to the Korgis, fuzz erupting rifling riffs much recalling the much missed Another Sunny Day albeit here crossing swords with ‘the wagon’ era J Mascis and blessed with a betraying sweetly bitter melancholia more readily encountered on records with the name Kelman ablaze on them, this bashful and bruised beauty will have you all at once smiling, crying, bopping and moping at equal turns and that’s just on the first verse. More softly soured serenades come piercing the listening space on the wonderfully slyly alluring country lo-fi tingle of ‘british sisters’ which unless our ears do deceive really does sound like someone’s been fooling around with fusing tongs and somehow welded together elements of Pavement and the Butterflies of Love which I’m sure you’ll agree has the potential of being a pretty sound proposition. That said we absolutely doff our caps in admiring respect for the sparsely cut ‘the luxury of brakes’ which brings the set to a close, disturbingly tasty in an aching, creaky, eloquent, day dream, nonchalant and decidedly disarming way, be warned though the fragile, thoughtful and twinkling lullaby-esque backdrop underpinning the bleak lovelorn realisation above will cruelly rip inside your chest and jangle your heartstrings - resistance is all but useless.

Akira ‘Japanese frequencies’ EP. Bugger us if this isn’t well tasty, Akira are a London based trio who we’d rather like to believe you’ll be hearing plenty of in the coming months that is if this - their debut outing - gets the attention it so richly deserves. In many respects ‘Japanese Frequencies’ at times sounds like the work of two separate bands, one side featuring a brace of guitar led pop insurrections that usher in a subtle though distinct lineage that taps into the same melodic discordance and sense of collapsible chaos that once greeted those early radar pick ups of the Pixies, while more interestingly the flip side opts for a less frenetic habitat preferring a more mercurial application of key / computer based looping overtures and droning collages. Wholly unhinged and curbed with an underlay of unravelling psychosis the Pixies-esque ‘hard feelings’ opens the set, dispatched with a dislocated demeanour and a wired mindset this slice of freewheeling frazzled folly splinters and fractures to rupture with a strangely manifesting off kilter and skewed slacker-esque aura that’s craftily dimpled with stuttering fuzz charges and brought to an impacting finale amid a glorious haze of lysergic Elephant 6 Collective meets early Animal Collective styled effervescent fanfares. The throbbing power surging ‘tickertape’ is the next up to the plate again deliciously wrapped with a warping discordance, buried beneath the hazes of feedback showers, chaotic time signatures and growling riff struts the barely detectable echoes of a soaring pop gem is located alas its impishly cradled and smothered by the toxic thumbing of ‘bug’ era Dinosaur Jnr styled hysteria. ‘God’s warning to the people of England’ presents the set with its briefest moment clocking in at a slender 1.06 only to disappear into the ether though not before orbiting tenderly into your affections adrift in spectrally tipped lunatic climes. All said and done though without doubt the show stopping centrepiece comes courtesy of the parting ‘end #’ - a sub eight minute epically carved slice of majestic grandeur, a glacial ice tipped beauty lushly sculptured amid pirouetting chiming serenades and crunchy snow printed beats, a sweetly bleak cosmic intermission that to these ears sounds not unlike a distant communication from a far swept galactic void from where an exiled Vangelis is found forlornly tapping out tear strewn mayday calls into the endlessly empty heavens. A bit of a gem if you ask me.

Heilige Lance ‘of blessed memory’ EP. Hailing from the nihilistic wasteland of Stoke - their words not mine - though I must admit I was of half a mind to hail a bus straight up there with impromptu haste as it sounds like a perfect place to be. There’ll be those among you who won’t be too surprised when we say this lot have remained so far unknown to us, a quick spot of googling reveals they’ve released a handful of CD-r’s and a DVD all of which to much grumbling here we appear to have missed. Still we must admit that this four track freebie download is one of the darkest and most brooding things we’ve heard in such a long time and had us scampering for our prized Dead Can Dance discs for comparison. Named after the spear that pierced the side of Jesus Christ - better known perhaps as ‘the spear of destiny’, quartet Heilige Lance are anarcho Goths who seem equally at home feeding from the same philosophical feeding tray as the likes of Crass and Flux of Pink Indians and yet sound wise fashion a penetratingly claustrophobic landscape wrapped in skin peeling desolation and bleakness that at times reference wise clearly identifies with the early back catalogue of the likes of 4AD and Situation 2 so that elements of (the previously noted) Dead Can Dance, This Mortal Coil and to a lesser extent the Sex Gang Children bubble beneath the surface. But then scratch a little deeper and there’s some pre goth positive / post punk lurking in the shadows wherein the essences of Artery, And Also the Trees, (in some small respects) the Chameleons, ’seduction’ era Danse Society and yes, of course, Theatre of Hate (soon to be Spear of Destiny as was and no more so given the nod than on the account opening ‘Requiem / Uzak‘ - a towering and tensely drawn doom laced beauty that once resolved of its ornately twinkling introduction soon emerges arced by caressing flotillas of stratosphere piercing post rock styled chiming pirouettes scarred and bleached by acute welts of fuzzing agitation) curdle in the mix. Courting a reverential wide screen aspect and dappled and dinked with a hollowing spectral beauty the dust ravaged ’pola debavoise’ - incidentally the most immediate cut here - comes across like a star crossed arabesquese rendezvous between a reclining and day dreaming godspeed you black emperor and Natasha Atlas both love locked amid a breathtaking cortege of bliss fuelled celestial incantations. At times sounding as though it was cut from the same cloth as Theatre of Hate’s ’do you believe in the Westworld’ the regally adorned monastic gloom that greets ’her steps lay hold….’ soon dissipate to be replaced by some captivating elements of arid lashed primal snake winding tribalism that had us here fondly recalling (Southern) Death Cult while likewise the grimly foreboding and atmospheric ’cursum perficio’ is deftly clipped with a parched and withering deathly grandeur much deserving considerable attention.

Billy Ruffian ‘masterminding my downfall’ EP. Buggering hell - no sooner do we dispatch one corking release to the chaos strewn mountain of ‘heard and reviewed’ releases that we laughingly call a filing system than along comes another instantly admired an insanely infectious slice of essential ear gear passes by our hi-fi with its bracing brand of jangling contagion to knock it clean of its feet. Mancunian trio Billy Ruffian certainly know a thing or five about criminally good beat pop tuneage - hell the blighters have even decorated their allotted groove space in lushly laid acres of the stuff. Three such bent out of shape skewed pop diamonds feature on this freebie download EP - jeez the words ‘look’ ‘a’ ‘gift’ ‘horse’ ‘in’ ‘the’ ‘mouth’ readily spring to mind and anyhow it saves you spending 3 nicker on the latest s**te making this weeks front cover of some excuse for new music nonsense which lets face won’t live up to the billing and will for the mere fact it sits in your beloved record collection be the cause of personal embarrassment and piss taking amongst your petty fashion-istic peers come the weekend. Anyhow enough of - Billy Ruffian as said stump up three certifiable nuggets that by rights will playfully punch you in to the far reaches of next week with their crookedly honed cuteness or else your money back which given you’re getting it for nowt adds up to jack ****! The set opens with the title cut and finds the Ruffians seemingly pissing in the same pool as the much loved Paul Hawkins and the Awkward Silences in terms of instilling that sense of something fraying, unravelling and slowly coming apart at the seams to your listening experience, of course its all done with a wayward eye firmly fixed in the general direction of Daniel Johnston, though that said it’s the unrelenting and wiring throb of its bent out shape and plainly schizoid demeanour that suggests a close affinity with the Wirral’s unrivalled legends Half Man Half Biscuit while you might consider it a pretty good excuse to dig out your old Wreckless Eric vinyl and dust them down for a long overdue and well earned spin. Did we mention it makes you feel slightly sea sick - just checking. Next up the cabin fever inducing hysteria of the unhinged ‘debtor’s lament’ has I must admit been getting a fair hammering here softly coaxed as it is with a skewif lysergic day-glo hue warped throughout with a Spartan psychosis fracturing buzz sawing three chord garage punk power pop dialect that to these ears had us fondly recalling the high priest of punk poetry John Cooper Clarke. ’twenty eighth month’ draws the set to a close though not before dispatching a wonky slice of winsomely kooky rustic folk pop replete with penny whistles and a few nods to Mr Barrett albeit fragmented and refracted through the impish viewfinder of the Freed Unit and Elekibass. Desirable stuff in short.

Hilary and the Democrats ‘if I were the president’. Indeed Mrs Clinton not in this life or the next dear. Not sure where this release fits into the greater scheme of things as it appears to be a forthcoming freebie download EP though we as yet have only been able to sample the delights of its lead cut and the cause it has been, I can tell you, of much bopping in our gaff. Imagine if you will a Housemartins that its okay to like (ha ha only joking - the words ‘Housemartins’ and ‘like’ in the same sentence - must have had a bang on the head - we love ‘em really) - anyhow this is as catchy as a winters cold, upbeat, happy go lucky, effervescent, loads of skinny and slinky beat pop strum shimmies, a barking video to boot - damn - so cute you could make it a career hating them.

Slideshow Freak ‘best dressed 4 bedrest’ EP. Jeez, these Filthy Little Angel dudes certainly know their onions from their sprouts when it comes to turning up gems from the lesser surveyed regions of pop’s backwaters, getting to be a tad ridiculous now because here’s another pristinely turned out freebie download capturing more of that niftily nurtured odd pop that fries your noodle. Slideshow Freak aren’t a band, well not a band as such, rather more one person - Jamie Wright to be precise, who used to live in the UK but doesn’t now, who as and when required invites friends along to help out in turn making it a kind of band, he used to be the Roy Jesus Experience in another life though gave it up to concentrate on this his solo (occasional band) project, he is currently recording a third album. Five tracks feature on this download EP all crafted on a laptop with the additional input of a guitar and some synths and blimey it all sounds pretty damn smart with the playfully titled ’not a happy house’ obviously a twisted nod to Siouxsie’s ’Happy House’ coming across like some bastard mutant off spring resulting from a one night bunk up between the Clash’s ’straight to hell’ and Donovan’s ’hurdy gurdy man’ and re-routed with a seriously kooky and trippy computer funk mindset - honest it does - I can see you’re looking at me in disbelief. ’C.P. Romance’ - where not readily sure if a CP Romance is indeed legal let alone what the hell it is, still this babe comes across like a smoked slice of spectral charged electro soul, sweetly bitter and dressed in tidal swathes of deliciously cinematic lunatic swirls and unless we’ve skipped a beat or three sounding not unlike a chilled and frostily oblique Pet Shop Boys courting with the darkened elegance of ’lost again’ era Yello who in turn are trading blows with Seal. Not bad eh? ’Electro Rock Therapy’ follows a similar pop inclined trajectory dappled with a curious r ‘n’ b / hip hop vibe that breathlessly changes in pace after a minute or so and heads for space while the more sparsely coded and guitar orientated ’gentle lies’ had us at various points recalling a youthfully fractured Robert Palmer while the sleepy headed ’Yeah’ is sufficiently primed with enough Spiritualized references and spiked moments of demurring softly caressed soul as to leave a fair few space cadets among you cooing in unfailing admiration.

Fantaplastic ’lifetime’s dedication’ EP. According to their my space page Fantaplastic are no more, having recently called it a day having now split into two distinct camps - one of which have emerged as Mordros (see later), still we’re much smitten by the sounds drifting from their 5 track ’lifetime’s dedication’ set even though it is alas their parting piece. Self described as sounding somewhere between ’folk, death metal and indie’ (per their my page) Fantaplastic make - or indeed made - an appealing racket non more is the case than on the parting stuttered squall of the nuts down no nonsense freaked frug that is the dismembered ‘injokeout‘ which certainly gave our hi-fi a much needed workout with its rampantly galloping caustic and demented art rock meets butchered blues set up that we here were much imagining a seriously vicious Fall being put to the sword by an issue venting Jesus Lizard. Those preferring their sounds a little - shall we settle for - post rock-y - ought to seek out ‘fielding treats’ - very much up there in the realms of Arab Strap meets Rothko while ’Ants’ is a riotous cauldron of manic mayhem that starts out at a point somewhere next door to San Lorenzo, includes some nifty shades of softly dipped prog psych and then literally explodes into a rapid fire inferno of head caning attrition for which tin hats were made for. Elsewhere for the best part of ‘lifetime’s dedication’ the genteel and nimble faraway cast of Red House Painters and the Go Betweens silkily drifts around the listening space instilling their stilled serene introspection before the onset of fractured riffages seizures indelibly smother the spectacle within an intricately laced agit math groove. Best of the set though and by some distance it has to be said is the opening ’library’ - a furiously scalding slice of bastardised boogie cut with the kind of take no prisoners calibre that usually around these parts is branded upon records flying out of the Gringo stable, made all the more unsettling by Christina’s narration found sitting with ominously unreal calm attaching a degree of dark psych folk menace to the proceedings. A bit of a gem then.

Okay not strictly a Filthy Little Angels release but as we’ve just mentioned them it seemed appropriate to include a brief shout here - and anyway if we didn’t we’d no doubt forget to at a later date……

www.myspace.com/mordrostheband - as promised this is one half of the splintered troupe that used to be Fantaplastic and features John and Tove from said band teamed up with Smallgang’s Toshi. Self described as ‘folk rockers’ apparently these cuts have been hanging around for a fair while but were felt not to fit into the overall Fantaplastic set up, which I’m tending to agree with having just heard their final EP. Only two tracks posted so far and all good stuff especially ’last of all sleep’ which is currently winning the battle to gain our affections, as the title half hints a sleepy headed nugget that lazily side winds into territories currently being ploughed by the amazing Southern Tenant Folk Union though wrapped sumptuously in a strangely manifesting funereal glow that sounds like its been caning the moonshine, factor in a strangely off balanced dust swept waltzing presence and clip it with something darkly mercurial of the type of thing that you’d suspect Buffalo Springfield would sound like had the Palace Brothers been fiddling about at the controls and you have a primed and no doubt future nugget lying in wait. Being the stupid buggers that we are we actually clicked on ‘super sounds’ twice in quick succession the result of which gave it a curious echoing and dishevelled punch drunk demeanour, mind you that said once we’d rectified the problem it still sounded dishevelled and punch drunk though marked by the absence of the echoing effect, that said its all homely stuff subtly cast with a drifting psyche allure and clipped with a veritable 60’s sheen a bit like a beaten up and worse for wear New Riders of the Purple Sage.

And so to the last featured release of this Filthy Little Angels missive special - don’t worry space cadets we hear that there’s a new Postcode EP kicking around and if so it’ll deffo get featured next time out……anyway enough faffing and onward we go……

Right Turn Left ‘foolproof plan’ EP. Hailing from Tooting, South London this impish quartet go by the names Cassanova, Delicious, Fellatio and Valentine which we here are strongly suspecting are not the ones inscribed on their birth certificates, kids of today eh? They already have a limited issue self released CD to their name which we really must try and nail before they all go while banging on in the background are the skinny sounds of this their quite fetching four track free to download EP for Filthy Little Angels entitled ‘foolproof plan’. Best described as good wholesomely spotty energetic and effervescent frantic fun pop guaranteed to print a smile on your face not before getting your feet to tap a wildly ten to the dozen, we here are getting all manner of reference points flying through left, right and centre ranging from elements of a youthful Undertones (especially on the frenetically flighty ‘sloe gin’ wherein you‘ll find the intricate twisted funk underpinning drifts of the Blockheads rallying hard amid the grooves), Farmers Boys, Official Secrets Act and the Parkinsons - the latter no more so than on the ridiculously wide eyed and criminally catchy ‘we’re’. Anyhow its all strum happy beat pop provided by a collective who sound like they’ve bitten by the melody bug and frankly ’faust’ though barely tipping the sub two minute scales of pop is so tenaciously tangy and tasty it had us recalling why we fell in love with music in the first place. Nuff said.

Singled Out returns in 2 days - business being back to normal unless of course Filthy Little Angels hit us with another shed load of speaker spanking sounds. Indeed our thanks go out to Woon and Co - keep them coming we say.

Mark
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ANGEL019 - The Vichy Government - White Elephant CD

2008-07-21T00:01:00.004+01:00

Limited CD (BUY)
01 Death Of A Mummy's Boy
02 The Exterminating Angel Of Greek Street
03 The Greatest Gift Of All
04 I'm Your Pimp
05 The Dog, The Divorcee & Me
06 Winter Forever
07 Joseph Losey
08 Little Fishes
09 Picnic At Dzerzhinsk
10 Abusive Childhood Narrative
11 Tristana
12 My Mail-Order Bride
13 Poor Little Chelsea Fan
14 Fatalism (Teasmaid Forks A)
15 Amnesia Day
16 Memo From Turner
17 We Have An Open Relationship
18 The Teams That Meet In The Blue Legume

"Picture the scene: it's a cold rainy London day; you've just been soaked to the skin as a speeding BMW full of braying toffs ploughs into the puddle next to the bus stop; you spend the whole bus journey with your face wedged into the armpit of a sweaty bald cockney in an England shirt; and when you finally get home you remember you left your door keys at work. So, what are you going to shuffle your iPod to? The Vichy Government" - musicomh.com

"White Elephant would, by dint of having such great tunes and containing such beautifully barbed vocal gems, be ace no matter what - that it presents these factors in such a definitively warped and counter-intuitive way makes it quite simply an essential record of its ilk" - drownedinsound.com

FLAB004 - Various Artists - Brave New World Sampler CD

2008-06-16T00:01:00.001+01:00

25 handmade CDs
01 The Affection - Maybe I Might
02 Billy Ruffian - Hot Patootie (Bless My Soul)
03 The Fountain - Living In A House In Wales
04 The Dead School - You, Me And The Devil Blues

Little 032 - Micropenis "Commie Students EP"

2008-05-30T00:12:00.000+01:00

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01 Supermarket Suicide
02 Commie Students
03 Victoria
04 Needledick
05 Leningrad

Little 031 - ShiSho "Will Punch You EP"

2008-05-29T00:11:00.000+01:00

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01 America Will Punch You
02 Punk Rawk Boy (Midge's Lost Vocal Track Mix)
03 Disco Brandston
04 The Thing That Only Eats Hippies
True Faith (Midge's Sore Throat Mix)

Little 030 - Plastic Passion "Out Of Sight/Out Of Mind EP"

2008-05-28T00:11:00.000+01:00

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01 Pass Over
02 Something's Wrong
03 Look Around
04 Out Of Sight/Out Of Mind
05 Screaming Mess

Little 029 - Postcode "The Post-Zebracore EP"

2008-05-27T00:10:00.000+01:00

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01 Gears
02 Lewis
03 Desert Scorn
04 Lessons

Little 028 - Captain Polaroid "In Miracle World EP"

2008-05-26T00:10:00.001+01:00

25 numbered copies, handmade CD (BUY) / free download
ARTWORK
01 A Dream Is A Dream Is A Dream Is A Lie
02 When A Play Became A Parody
03 The Same Rules Always Apply
04 No Words Left To Explain Yourself With
05 In The Firing Line Again

LITTLE028 - Captain Polaroid - In Miracle World CD / Digital

2008-05-26T00:01:00.002+01:00

25 numbered copies, handmade CD (BUY) / free download
01 A Dream Is A Dream Is A Dream Is A Lie
02 When A Play Became A Parody
03 The Same Rules Always Apply
04 No Words Left To Explain Yourself With (acoustic)
05 In The Firing Line Again

"quite possibly his best work to date, assuming a maturity, a hitherto day-glo clarity, resonance and artistry this quintet of tunes ricochet admirably between the space between your ears like buzz sawing bullets" - losingtoday.com

Little 027 - The Star Fighter Pilot "Kingdom Hearts EP"

2008-05-25T00:09:00.000+01:00

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01 My Little Test Case
02 When We Break Up
03 Cultural Song
04 33 Suns

Little 026 - Later "Switchbored EP"

2008-05-24T00:09:00.000+01:00

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01 Year By Year
02 Stereobored
03 Longing
04 Telephone Call

Little 025 - Awesome Wells "Bitch Poets EP"

2008-05-23T00:08:00.000+01:00

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01 D.A.N.N.I.I.
02 XX-XY-XU
03 You've Got No Business In The Fashion World
04 Tramp Family

Little 024 The Fountain "Basement EP"

2008-05-22T00:08:00.000+01:00

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01 Give Me Back My Basement
02 1920
03 Fat Tax (Demo)
04 In My Brain I Can Hide (Demo)
05 Crash Into The Powerlines (Demo)

Little 023 - The Transmissions "Safe EP"

2008-05-21T00:07:00.000+01:00

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01 Safe
02 I'll Run It
03 Faces
04 Thoughts Remain

Little 022 - Hyperbubble "Synesthesia EP"

2008-05-20T00:07:00.000+01:00

FRONT ARTWORK
BACK ARTWORK
01 Synesthesia (Single Mix)
02 Synesthesia (Brain Blasting Dub)
03 Synesthesia (Remix by Occupant)
04 Synesthesia (Readymade Housemix by Sissyboy Sound System)
05 Synesthesia (Neuromix)
06 BONUS TRACK: Vending Machine (Live @ Luminaria 2008)

FLAB003 - Various Artists - Brave New World Sampler CD

2008-05-16T00:01:00.001+01:00

25 handmade CDs
01 Hyperbubble - Pop Goes The World
02 Billy Ruffian - (My Girlfriend is like) A Trojan Horse (Demo)
03 The Lovely Eggs - Devil In Me
04 Dirtblonde - Black Candy
05 The Sexual Hot Bitches - Kitty (Demo)

FILTHY013 - The Sexual Hot Bitches / The Lovely Eggs 7"

2008-05-12T00:01:00.002+01:00

200 copies, black 7" (SOLD OUT)
A1 The Sexual Hot Bitches - Kitty [watch video]
A2 The Sexual Hot Bitches - Let's Fuck
A3 The Sexual Hot Bitches - Hot Pie
B1 The Lovely Eggs - I Like Birds (But I Like Other Animals Too) [watch video]
B2 The Lovely Eggs - John Carling
B3 The Lovely Eggs - I'm Having A Party

"they are the bollocks so put down that Ting Tings CD and stop reading arse kissing advertising space chasing press" - losingtoday.com

FLAB002 - Various Artists - Brave New World Sampler CD

2008-04-18T00:01:00.001+01:00

25 handmade CDs
01 Billy Ruffian - Hip To Be Square
02 The Star Fighter Pilot - Broken Equipment
03 Town Bike - Trouble Fucken Rocks
04 Awesome Wells - Isolation

FLAB001 - Various Artists - Brave New World Sampler CD

2008-03-21T00:01:00.001Z

25 handmade CDs
01 Das Wanderlust - The Orange Shop
02 Dirtblonde - Song About The City
03 The Colt.45s - Knife Attack
04 The Plague Doctors - Wasting My Time

FILTHY012 - Projekt A-ko / Horowitz 7"

2008-02-18T00:01:00.002Z

200 copies, heavy transparent 7" (BUY)
A1 Projekt A-ko - Nothing Works Twice [watch video]
A2 Projekt A-ko - Goodbye Sunlight
B1 Horowitz - Sweetness, I Could Die In Your Arms
B2 Horowitz - Hug Target

"like restoring a hymen, it gives pop music back its innocence" - soundsxp.com

Little 021 - Various Artists "The Filth Of Christmas Past"

2007-12-17T00:06:00.000Z

ARTWORK
Hyperbubble - Away In A Manger
Captain Polaroid - River
Wojtek Godzisz - December Will Be Magic Again
Hefner - The Little Baby Hefner's Xmas Song For Holland
ShiSho - Get Behind Me Santa
Alex Kidd - Stop The Cavalry
ShiSho - Merry Christmas, Now Leave!
Sunset Gun and Jay - In The Bleak Midwinter
Helen Love - Merry Christmas I Don't Wanna Fight Tonight
Awful Sparks and Jake Eliot - Do They Know It's Christmas?
Vinnie Santino - A Sleighing On 34th Street
Ant - Let It Snow
Mertle - Christmas With Derek
Das Wanderlust - Santa Claus Is Coming To Get You!
The Vichy Government - (One More Widow) One Less White Christmas
And What Will Be Left of Them? - Have Yourself A Filthy Little Christmas
The Swear - All I Want For Christmas
Captain Polaroid - If You Came on Christmas Day
The Vichy Government - Christmas is Cancelled

Little 020 - Various Artists "Tis The Season To Be Filthy"

2007-12-17T00:05:00.000Z

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CD1
Shock And Awe - DontchaLuvXmas
FromMars - Last Christmas
Hyperbubble - Christmas Riff
The Birthday Girl vs Alexander's Festival Hall - Hey Santa! (Black Snow At Christmas)
The Fountain - Shout For Trout At Christmas Dinner
Fridge Noises - Silent Night
The Star fighter Pilot - Mark Snow At Christmas
The New Royal family - A New Hope (Thank Christ It's Christmas)
Meg - Another Merry Christmas
Listen Lisse - Wake Me Up When Christmas Is Over
Glasgow Glam Bangers - Lonely This Christmas
Postcode - I'll Be Shoegazing For Christmas
The International Karate Plus - Black Christmas
Captain Polaroid - Until Boxing Day
Ich Bin Chimp - Mary's Boy Child
Beacons - Driving Home For Christmas
The Vatican Cellars - Christmas Island
The Vichy Government - Stop The Cavalry
Scunner - Bearing Gifts
J'Adore - Thank God It's Christmas

CD2
ShiSho - Christmas Time In Paris France
No Aloha - Plastic Christmas Tree
SAY - Make It Snow
Osni - Père Noël
ShiSho - Get Behind Me Santa (Sufjan Stevens Cover)
My-T-Hi - Christmas Time
SAY - Christmas 1954
Geese - Lonely This Christmas
Later - December Song
Beki Bullet - Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer
Goop - Nuclear Christmas
Billy Ruffian with Mike Chavez Dawson - Feliz Navidad
The Kill Raimi's - Ho Ho
The Sexual Hot Bitches - Christmas With The Sexual Hot Bitches
Akira - White Christmas (Entropy Refix)
Ivan Dirtblonde- Christmas Bells
Shock And Awe - Dontcha Luv Xmas (Filthy Spector Version)
The Housewives - I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus
SAY - Another Christmas Day
Ant - Home
SAY - Stille Nacht

Mixtapes

2007-12-10T21:14:00.003Z

ANGEL018 - The Colt .45s - Let's Have An Accident CD

2007-11-19T00:01:00.001Z

01 Rocket Fuel
02 I Love Petrol Bombs
03 Lost
04 Dry London Gin [watch video]
05 Silver Screen Dreams
06 Stockholm Syndrome [watch video]
07 What A Difference
08 Knife Attack
09 Crack Can Kill You
10 Cut My Hair
11 When Girls Go Out
12 Heart's Still Beating

"infinitely more preferable and full of character than blandthon Leona Lewis" - tastyfanzine.org.uk

Little 019 - Various Artists "The Filthy Horror Show"

2007-10-31T00:04:00.000Z

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01 Captain Polaroid - Science Fiction / Double Feature
02 Control-R - Dammit Janet
03 Kelly Kapowski - Over At The Frankenstein Place
04 Shock And Awe - The Time Warp
05 Roman Rappak Feat. Ian Simpson - Sweet Transvestite
06 Glasgow Glam Bangers Feat. Scunner - Sword Of Damocles
07 Later - I Can Make You A Man
08 Billy Ruffian - Hot Patootie (Bless My Soul)
09 The Star Fighter Pilot - I Can Make You A Man (Reprise)
10 Colette McKendrick - Touch-A Touch-A Touch Me
11 Start The Fans Please! - Once In A While
12 Alex Tornado - Eddie
13 Scunner - Planet Schmanet Janet
14 The Housewives - Rose Tint My World
15 The Sexual Hot Bitches - Floorshow / Fanfare / Don't Dream It (Be It)
16 FAUXfoe -Feat. Dorian Wood - I'm Going Home
17 Kissing Kalina - Super Heroes
18 Wojtek Godzisz - Science Fiction / Double Feature (Reprise)

LHR003 The Colt .45s / The Star Fighter Pilot

2007-09-24T00:12:00.000+01:00

Little 017 - The Vichy Government "My Mail-Order Bride"

2007-09-24T00:03:00.001+01:00

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01 My Mail-Order Bride
02 Bothered

The Vichy Government - My Mail-Order Bride

Little 016 - Black Kites "Emergency Exit EP"

2007-09-24T00:02:00.002+01:00

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01 What To Do In Case of Emergency
02 Slow Exit
03 Paper Heart
04 Lucretia, My Reflection
PURCHASE THIS EP IN FULL FROM iTunes

Black Kites - Paper Heart

FILTHY011 - The New Royal Family / Keith TOTP 7"

2007-09-24T00:00:00.003+01:00

200 copies, black 7" (BUY)
A1 The New Royal Family - Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive?
A2 The New Royal Family - The Cornflakes Family
B1 Keith TOTP - I Hate Your Band
B2 Keith TOTP - Girl

"An enjoyable romp" atomicduster.com

The New Royal Family - Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive?

Little 018 - Various Artists "Manchester: City Of Filth"

2007-09-22T00:03:00.001+01:00

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01 And What Will Be Left Of Them? - L'Amour Violent
02 Das Wanderlust - I Wish I Was A Robot
03 The Leatherettes - 66 Miles
04 Balor Knights - Death Of A Thousand Cutbacks
05 The Fountain - 1920
06 The Vichy Government - The Exterminating Angel Of Greek Street(Demo)
07 Billy Ruffian - Leaving Soon (Demo)
08 Dirtblonde - Pretty
09 The Colt .45s - Knife Attack (Demo)
10 Natalie Findlay - New Tricks

Das Wanderlust - I Wish I Was A Robot

ANGEL017 - Hyperbubble - Airbrushed Alibis CD

2007-07-25T00:01:00.003+01:00

Limited CD (BUY)
01 Synesthesia
02 Nervous System
03 Hyperdome
04 Indoor Kidz
05 Polyurethane
06 Rollerboogie Babydoll
07 Reversible
08 Commuter
09 Non Biodegradable Hazardous Waste Disposal
10 I`m In Love With My Clone
11 Airbrushed Alibis
12 Teen Dream
13 Synesthesia Reprise
14 Bonus Track

"This album has been on repeat for the last three weeks" - synthpop.

Hyperbubble - Nervous System

Little 015 - Various Artists "NineteenEightySeven"

2007-07-16T00:01:00.001+01:00

DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF ANTHONY WILSON

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CLICK HERE FOR BACK ARTWORK
01 Wojtek Godzisz - A Rush And A Push
02 Slideshow Freak - China In Your Hand
03 Hyperbubble - Pop Goes The World
04 The Odd Fiddler - Catch
05 ShiSho - True Faith
06 Geese -It's A Sin
07 Beacons - Got My Mind Set On You
08 Captain Polaroid - Shatner
09 The Affection - Sally Cinnamon
10 Black Kites - Lucretia My Reflection
11 Balor Knights - The Living Daylights
12 The Star Fighter Pilot - 1963
13 The Black Tulips - Shoplifters Of The World Unite
14 The Fountain - Never Gonna Give You Up
15 Shock And Awe - Can't Hardly Wait
16 Billy Ruffian - Hip To Be Square
17 Skitanja - Shopping
18 The Leatherettes - Son Of A Gun
19 Beki & The Bullets - Open Your Heart

Shock And Awe - Can't Hardly Wait

Billy Ruffian - Hip To be Square

LITTLE014 - Black Kites - All Wrong CD / Digital

2007-06-22T00:01:00.001+01:00

Limited CD, free download and iTunes
01 All Wrong
02 Glass Parade [watch video]
03 Sadie

Little 014 - Black Kites "All Wrong EP"

2007-06-22T00:00:00.001+01:00

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01 All Wrong
02 Glass Parade
03 Sadie
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Black Kites - Glass Parade

Little 013 - The Star Fighter Pilot "The Fall EP"

2007-06-21T23:59:00.000+01:00

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01 The Fall
02 Broken Equipment
03 Product (Joe Lady-Boy Mix)

Little 012 - The Colt .45s "Stockholm Syndrome EP"

2007-06-20T23:58:00.001+01:00

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01 Crack Can Kill You
02 Stockholm Syndrome
03 Heart's Still Beating

The Colt .45s - Stockholm Syndrome

Little 011 - Captain Polaroid "Pro Action Replay EP"

2007-06-19T23:58:00.000+01:00

Little 011 Captain Polaroid "Pro Action Replay EP"

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01 Better Works Of Fiction
02 Pro Action Replay
03 Songs In Bad Movies
04 Familiar Routines
05 The City Was Built Around You
06 Jigsaw Of Planet Earth

LITTLE011 - Captain Polaroid - Pro Action Replay CD

2007-06-19T00:01:00.001+01:00

50 copies, handmade CD
01 Better Works Of Fiction
02 Pro Action Replay
03 Songs In Bad Movies
04 Familiar Routines
05 The City Was Built Around You
06 Jigsaw Of Planet Earth

Little 010 - The Leatherettes "Johnny Thunders EP"

2007-06-18T23:57:00.000+01:00

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01 Johnny Thunders
02 Born Bad
03 Mickey & Minnie (Demo Version)
04 Betty Danger

ANGEL012 - Rocket Uppercut - This Beautiful Tragedy CD / Digital

2007-06-18T00:01:00.003+01:00

Limited CD (BUY) and iTunes
01 The Arrival
02 Would I Stop
03 Smashing On Love
04 (We'll Always Love The) Stars
05 (Whoo!) 2! 3! 4!
06 Rock'n'roll Science
07 Why D'you Tell Me
08 Cinderella
09 Secret Song
10 That's What I Do
11 Choices (Part One)
12 Choices (Part Two)

ANGEL014/015 - Dirtblonde / The Leatherettes CD

2007-05-28T00:02:00.003+01:00

Limited handmade CD
Dirtblonde
01 The Hangmen
02 Snow White
03 Call It Art
04 His Name
05 You Wanna Be Me
06 Teenage Bride

The Leatherettes
07 Asylum
08 Shoot To Thrill
09 66 Miles
10 Mickey & Minnie
11 Telephone Wires
12 You Stole The Fuck

Dirtblonde - The Hangmen

The Leatherettes - Shoot To Thrill

ANGEL013 - Billy Ruffian - My Secret Life CD / Digital

2007-05-28T00:01:00.003+01:00

Limited handmade CD (BUY) and iTunes
01 Music vs Money
02 Don't Want You
03 Death of a Band [watch video]
04 Youth Club
05 Leaving Soon
06 The Apothecary
07 Ballad of Billy Ruffian
08 Turn Your Head
09 Whipping Boy
10 Masterminding My Downfall [watch video]
11 (My Girlfriend is Like a) Trojan Horse
12 The Last Day

Billy Ruffian - Death Of A Band

ANGEL016 - Aria C Jalali! - Postmodernism! 7"

2007-05-21T00:01:00.004+01:00

200 copies, blue 7" (BUY)
A1 Postmodernism!
A2 King Polixenes
B1 Bohemia (With A Sea) [watch video]
B2 We Are Fun and Colourful Submarines

Little 009 - Various Artists "Spring Sampler"

2007-05-14T23:56:00.002+01:00

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01 Dirtblonde - The Hangmen
02 The Leatherettes - Shoot To Thrill
03 Billy Ruffian - Death Of A Band (Demo)
04 Aria C Jalali! - Postmodernism!
05 Hyperbubble - Airbrushed alibis
06 The Colt .45s - Stockholm Syndrome

Billy Ruffian - Death Of A Band (Demo)

FILTHY010 - The Art Goblins / Billy Ruffian 7"

2007-05-14T00:05:00.002+01:00

200 copies, yellow 7" (BUY)
A1 The Art Goblins - Fuck The M.S.P. (Acoustic Party Mix)
A2 The Art Goblins - My Conscience Died With Those Prostitutes!
B1 Billy Ruffian - Music Versus Money
B2 Billy Ruffian - My Secret Life
B3 Billy Ruffian - Whipping Boy

FILTHY009 - The Fairies Band / The Peeptoes 7"

2007-05-14T00:04:00.002+01:00

200 copies, white 7" (BUY)
A1 The Fairies Band - Random Boys
A2 The Fairies Band - Groupies
B1 The Peeptoes - Eat This
B2 The Peeptoes - Love Robot
B3 The Peeptoes - Parasite

FILTHY008 - Captain Polaroid / Beacons 7"

2007-05-14T00:03:00.002+01:00

200 copies, purple 7" (BUY)
A1 Captain Polaroid - When The Calendar Comes Down
A2 Captain Polaroid - This Is Part 1
A3 Captain Polaroid - Your Mistake Is Thinking You Have Won (Acoustic)
B1 Beacons - I'll Be Here
B2 Beacons - What Great Relief

FILTHY007 - The Vichy Government / Gay Against You 7"

2007-05-14T00:02:00.003+01:00

200 copies, green 7" (BUY)
A1 The Vichy Government - The Blues Will Have To Wait
A2 The Vichy Government - Heart-Shaped Box
B1 Gay Against You - Gay Unicorn
B2 Gay Against You - Gold Knight
B3 Gay Against You - Princess Diana Walkman
B4 Gay Against You - P Panda

Gay Against You - Gay Unicorn

The Vichy Government - Heart Shaped Box

FILTHY006 - ShiSho / Hyperbubble 7"

2007-05-14T00:01:00.003+01:00

200 copies, pink 7" (BUY)
A1 ShiSho - Courtney Sat On A Rock
A2 ShiSho - Rocks And Penalties
B1 Hyperbubble - Supermarket Casanova
B2 Hyperbubble - She's So Technical
B3 Hyperbubble - Pop Star

ShiSho - Courtney Sat On A Rock

ShiSho - Rocks And Penalties (1)

ShiSho - Rocks And Penalties (2)

ANGEL011 - Lonely Boy - Lonely Boy and Other Tragedies CD

2007-02-26T00:02:00.004Z

Limited handmade CD (BUY)
01 Deconstruction (Of Poetry)
02 Girls And Love
03 Between The Lines
04 Lonely Boy [watch video]
05 Kjodelig Frihet
06 Seaside Sorrow
07 World's Resume
08 Deconstruction (Reprise)

Lonely Boy - Lonely Boy

ANGEL010 - Captain Polaroid - Other Short Stories And Better Works Of Fiction CD

2007-02-19T00:01:00.002Z

Limited handmade CD (BUY)
also contains an additional 20 mp3s
01 Dust Will Settle on This Lifeless Town
02 When the Calendar Comes Down
03 Just Like You
04 Complete the Sequence
05 Wintertime Ending
06 A Cure for Every Ailment
07 Better Works of Fiction
08 A Dream is a Dream is a Dream is a Lie
09 Until Boxing Day
10 The Brightest Colour

Little 008 - Various Artists "I'm With Cupid"

2007-02-14T23:54:00.001Z

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01 The Valentines - Cheshire Lane
02 The Valentines - Oh Oh Oh Oh
03 Valentine - It's Not Hard
04 Valentine - Good Taste
05 Vendetta Valentine - There's Nothing Safe
06 Vendetta Valentine - Dissidents

Vendetta Valentine - Dissidents

Little 007 - Various Artists "HARK! The Filthy Angels Sing"

2006-12-17T23:54:00.000Z

DISC ONE
ARTWORK
Front / Back
Hyperbubble - Away In A Manger
The Utopians Featuring Jamie Manners - Piece Of Me
The Adored - She's A Boy
Theoretical Girl - It's All Too Much
Want Take Have - I Want It (Exactly Like That)
Maricon - Karbala
The Swear - In The Dark
Cognoscenti - Marina Walks In Circles
Captain Polaroid - River
Lonely Boy - Worlds Resume
Mertle - Everybody's Got One
Wojtek Godzisz - December Will Be Magic Again
Hefner - The Little Baby Hefner's Xmas Song For Holland
Louis Campbell - Kulcha Vulture
ShiSho - Get Behind Me Santa
Frommars - Fallout
Awful Sparks - Sport In This Country
The Fountain - Fat Tax
October All Over - Grill
Akira - My Humps (AKA Galactico)
The Noble Snipers - Idiotbox
Billy Ruffian - Death Of A Band
The DeBretts - Hole In The Head
Couchgrass - AA
The Deadstock - Baseball Axe

DISC TWO
ARTWORK
Front / Back
Alex Kidd - Stop The Cavalry
Totten - Find The Way
DJ Tatiana - Lick It
Beauty Skool Dropout - Saturday Night
Popkiller - We Hate To Party
The Vichy Government - Little Fishes Part Three
ShiSho - Merry Christmas, Now Leave!
The Spells - Little Paris
Red Cotton - Dream
Sunset Gun and Jay - In The Bleak Midwinter
Jimmy Fantastik - Madonna's Cock
The Schla La Las - Hot as Possible
The Rocks - Too Much Too Soon
The Fairies Band - Random Boys
Plastic Passion - Something's Wrong
Helen Love - Merry Christmas I Don't Wanna Fight Tonight
The Valentines - Cheshire Lane
Rocket Uppercut - Choices
Girl In A Coma - Sybil Vane Was Ill (Boz Boorer Demo)
Walking Bicycles - Welcome To The Future
The Favours - Out Of Control
Awful Sparks and Jake Eliot - Do They Know It's Christmas?

DISC THREE
ARTWORK
Front / Back
Vinnie Santino - A Sleighing On 34th Street
Swimsuit Issue - House Fire
The Scarlet Tuesday - Spy Vs. Spy
Pinks - Never Enough
Holiday Romance - I'm So Lonely
Nosferatu D2 - Older, Wiser, Sadder
The Vichy Government - The Greatest Gift Of All (Demo)
Aria C Jalali! - Postmodernism!
Beacons - Cross Your Fingers (Demo)
Ant - Let It Snow
Jew On Jew. Action! - Staring Through The Window
Mertle - Christmas With Derek
Brendan Higgins - Shopping, Shopping, Shopping
The International Karate Plus - Every Single Summer (Demo)
Surfer Rosa - Vestida Para Morir
Johnny Foreigner - All Mosely Gardens
And What Will Be Left Of Them - Jesus (Live)
Vendetta Valentine - Let It Burn
Punk Bunny - Let The Daisy Speak
The Sailplanes - Seven Ships Lost
Screaming Mimi - Gumshoe
Barlor Knights - Yes Quintet
Das Wanderlust - Santa Claus Is Coming To Get You!

Little 006 - Various Artists "Down To GREASE On Holiday"

2006-07-17T23:47:00.001+01:00

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01 Popkiller - Grease
02 Sarah & the Johnsonauts - Summer Nights
03 The Spells - Hopelessly Devoted to You
04 Hyperbubble - You're the One That I Want
05 Gracie DuVin - Sandy
06 Beauty Skool Dropout - Beauty School Drop-out
07 Couchgrass - Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee
08 Gay Against You - Greased Lightning
09 The Black Tulips - Raining on Prom Night
10 Akira - Alone at the Drive-In Movie
11 Captain Polaroid - Blue Moon
12 ShiSho - Rock 'n' Roll is Here to Stay
13 Ant - Those Magic Changes
14 White Man Kamikaze - Hound Dog
15 FromMars - Born to Hand Jive
16 Neils Children - Tears on My Pillow
17 The Valentines - Mooning
18 The Sweaters - Freddy My Love
19 Animated Coochie Wonders - Rock 'n' Roll Party Queen
20 Sunset Gun (feat. Jay) - There Are Worse Things I Could Do
21 The Lovehaters - Look At Me, I'm Sandra Dee (reprise)
22 The DeBretts - We Go Together
23 The Utopians - Love is a Many Splendoured Thing
24 The International Karate Plus - Grease (reprise)
25 Sarah & the Johnsonauts - Summer Nights [alternate version] *Bonus Track
26 Popkiller - Grease [demo] *Bonus Track
The International Karate Plus - Grease (reprise) [original recording] *Bonus Track

Popkiller - Grease

Gay Against You - Greased Lightning

ShiSho - Rock 'n' Roll Is Here To Stay

Little 005 - The Vichy Government "Suspended On Full Pay EP"

2006-06-05T23:46:00.000+01:00

CLICK HERE FOR FRONT ARTWORK
CLICK HERE FOR BACK ARTWORK
01 Suspended On Full Pay
02 Whore Of Babylon

LHR002 Awful Sparks / Plastic Passion

2006-05-29T00:06:00.000+01:00

ANGEL009 - The International Karate Plus - The International Delay 12"

2006-05-29T00:00:00.003+01:00

100 copies, black 12" (BUY)
01 Cold Times, Hot Metal
02 He Caresses Kayaks
03 Minus One (For Effort)
04 Simons Got A Slag Projekt
05 Ghosts
06 Every Single Summer
07 Minor Celebrity Bins
08 Nexus in A Chain Of Thought
09 The International Delay
10 Brides Abroad
11 Black Christmas

The International Karate + - Every Single Summer

LHR001 The Spells / Rocket Uppercut 7"

2006-03-20T00:02:00.001Z

ANGEL008 - The Vichy Government - Carrion Camping CD

2006-01-30T00:01:00.003Z

Limited CD (BUY)
01 I Control Discourse
02 The Protestant Work Ethic II
03 Who Makes The Calibans
04 Arranged Marriages
05 Rivers Of Your Blood
06 Portmeirion
07 The Protestant Work Ethic I
08 Secretarial Elite
09 Young Girl
10 Make Love To The Camera
11 Orange Disorder
12 Death On The Instalment Plan

The Vichy Government - Make Love To The Camera

Little 004 - Various Artists "Have Yourself A Filthy Little Christmas"

2005-12-12T23:46:00.001Z

^header art by Christine Baldacchino
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01 The Vichy Government - (One More Widow) One Less White Christmas
02 Pinks - Heartfog
03 Mynx - Do You Like My Beaver?
04 Pink Riot - 2 by 4 Situation
05 The Ape Drape Escape - U Need Glue (remix)
06 And What Will Be Left of Them? - Have Yourself a Filthy Little Christmas
07 Walking Bicycles - King of the Mountain
08 The Headlines - Tension on the Front
09 The Schla La Las - Up for It
10 The Swear - All I Want For Christmas
11 The Sailplanes - I See You Walk
12 Alice and the Enemies - Buddy
13 October All Over - Romans vs. Trojans
14 Akira - I Think of You as Miss Universe
15 The Bridge Gang - The Gallery
16 We Will be Pilots - We Are Not the Doctors
17 The Dykeenies - New Ideas
18 Angels Fight the City - Alice
19 The International Karate Plus - Nail City
20 Captain Polaroid - If You Came on Christmas Day
21 Ant - Those Memories (demo)
22 Sunset Gun - I Want to Fuck You Up
23 The Vichy Government - Christmas is Cancelled
24 The Stereo Morphonium - Nostromo

The Dykeenies - New Ideas

Little 003 - The Vichy Government "Luke Haines Is Dead EP"

2005-11-28T23:46:00.000Z

Little 003 The Vichy Government "Luke Haines Is Dead EP"

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01 Elvis And The Beatles
02 Luke Haines Is Dead

ANGEL007 - And What Will Be Left Of Them? - The Dance, Damn You, Dance CDEP

2005-11-14T00:01:00.005Z

Limited CD available in black and pink (BUY)
01 L'Amour Violent [watch video]
02 Dance, Damn You, Dance
03 Throw It In The Pit Kid
04 Dripping Wet

And What Will Be Left Of Them - L'Amour Violent

ANGEL006 - The Stereo Morphonium CDEP

2005-08-22T00:01:00.002+01:00

Limited CD (BUY)
01 The Stereo Morphonium
02 Pigeon Box
03 Gemini Six
04 Plight Of The Manhattanite
05 Ozmodiar