Wax Museums - Claw You Like A Cat - 7"

Four songs of Insults meets Black Randy retarded gold including a Vomit Pigs cover, all of which will obviously result in endless satisfaction.
Save yourself the embarassment, and secure your copy before they hit the big time.

Wax Museums - Traffic Violation - 7"

Adolescents-like vocals (they've got that reverb sound down pat) chanting out a plot for a straight-to-video 80s revenge-actioner. Maybe something starring Micheal Dudikoff? Wax Museums are the band playing at the arcade where the final showdown takes place, kids ducking for cover as a hail of real bullets makes them regret ditching school.

WHITE LUNG: Local Garbage - 7"

"White Lung smack us upside the heard with their debut EP, and leave us dizzy with their post-punk snarl. Singer Mish's sexy growl conjures up a young Jade Blade or Penelope Houston, while guitarist Natasha slices and chops her way through tracks like "Amy White Out". Bassist Grady and Drummer Anne-Marie (also of the Riff Randells) lock in an airtight rhythm strike that makes listeners want to dance, particularly on the cut "Breaking Boxes". Think of a perfect blend between Mika Miko and the Bags. These gals have hit the ground running and definitely impress."
-Bryce Dunn, Discorder Magazine November 2007

White Savage - Destroy Your Style b/w Orphans - 7"

"Quite the pedigree on this beast: Hollywood from Tyrades, Jered from
Ponys, Colin from Screaming Yellow Zonkers (lawsuit pending), some dude
from Chin Up Chin Up, even a guy from post-rockers, Euphone. None of this
really matters though when you put the needle on the record. "Destroy Your
Style" is blistering tribal-punk intent on ruining your day, but it won't;
unless you have shitty taste in music. You could dance to this mess of
animal howling, trumpet bleats, and rolling drums, no prob. The flip has
one those Tyrade-style covers where they would essentially turn a cover
into their own song. I really dig that song-as-launching-pad formula, and
here White Savage picks Teenage Jesus and The Jerks' classic "Orphans"
(which originally was a kind of tribute to Yoko Ono's "Don't Worry Kyoto,
Mommy's Only Looking For Her Hand in The Snow"). With its disco bass line,
angular guitars, dive-bombing electronics, and paranoid vocals, White
Savage is actually sounding a lot like early Liars, which is not a bad
thing to me, and shouldn't be to you either..." EEK Terminal Boredom

WHITE+OUTS - "Solid State" b/w "Coffin Nails" - 7"

SS-02 WHITE+OUTS - "Solid State" b/w "Coffin Nails"

From the ashes of such bands as THE MOTARDS, THE HAMICKS, and THE GUILTY PLEASURES comes the debut single from Chicago's indestructible WHITE+OUTS. Though they remain true to the lo-fi punk rock garage form, they are anything but cookie cutter.

HORIZONTAL ACTION magazine, the leading authority on such things, says "Catchy and brooding on the a-side, and wild and rhythmically boisterous on the flip.

Wire Werewolves "Frigid Soil" - 7"

Some of the most brutal and epic noise-infused black metal sludge from Evan Pacewiz (Moth Drakula, Roman Torment) and Jay Howard (Circuit Wound). The city of angels has never seamed so dark. pressed on single sided red vinyl with as silk screened b-side. Limited to 300 copies.

Wolf Eyes - Fuck the Old Miami - 12"

Fuck The Old Miami is a strictly limited edition 12” vinyl featuring the entire live performance on the A side and a B side etching hand carved into the original laquers by Wolf Eyes. On their home lathe Wolf Eyes cut playable grooves into and around the etching, playable at your own risk. We're not aware of any record ever released to contain a playable etching on the b side. Cover features original artwork by Wolf Eyes.