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Showing posts with label suffering jukebox. Show all posts
Showing posts with label suffering jukebox. Show all posts

07/07/2010

SUFFERING JUKEBOX

is a brand new record label that will be one of your favourites by year's end. This is for sure. They've already dropped a brand new Mazes single which, we reckon, is their best yet and the tape of the year so far- Colleen Green's 'milo goes to compton'- like if the Ramones Rock 'n' Roll High School was actually good and there was a band  like Dum Dum Girls doing bong-hits with the Runaways while Molly Ringwald spins pink candyfloss for when they get hungry and they made a tape one afternoon.
Next on the agenda is a Former Bullies 7" (featuring songs from the sold-out 'Greetings' tape) and there's  something from Brown Brogues incoming too. Here's a song from each of the bands on the roster (two from coleen green), they've been rad enough to share for free.
  Suffering Jukecast by Suffering Jukebox

Suffering Jukebox is also a club night on Thursdays at the Deaf Institute. This week we'll be providing the hands that drop the needle. Requests?

05/06/2010

Adios 'GREETINGS', Hello 'SEASONED

Okaaaaay so 'GREETINGS' the 13-song debut long-playing cassette by FORMER BULLIES is now completely sold out! Fear not though as the excellent SUFFERING JUKEBOX have cherry-picked 3 of its ill-est jams for their second 7" (hot on the heels of one by MAZES). AND but furthermore FORMER BULLIES are back with the perfectly-titled 'SEASONED' comprising the 10 best songs written* and recorded in an Edgeley cellar probably ever*. I don't imagine this one will hang around for long either so you'd better order it here. The cover is again  beautifully  screen-printed by Lucy Jones. 






































Also before summer's out there Former Bullies will have another slab of vinyl out in the form of a split 7" 45 rpm with WAITERS. And on top of full time jobs and being in other gnarly bands. Who said slackers? 

*1- We cannot fully guarantee that they were written in the cellar.
*2- If there're better we wanna here them.