Now available only in our web store, the out of print The Chinese Stars “Heaven On Speed Dial” limited alternate silk-screen LP, limited to 50! If synth punk no longer sounds like so strange a term, given how bands like the Screamers and other, more obscure fellow travelers have since been lionized, there’s still the MORE…
Out there is one of the best thrash-grindcore-technical metal albums that a lot of people have never heard of. Asterisk released “Dogma 1: Death of a Dromologist” many years ago, and you probably missed the memo. If you know what we are talking about here, then that’s fantastic. Either way, if you read on, you’ll MORE…
Gross Anatomy is a Rock Roll Repeat collaboration with vocalist and bassist Justin Pearson (The Locust, Three One G Records, Swing Kids, Dead Cross, Retox). Originally it was a flier designed by Justin for a show featuring The Locust, Arab On Radar, Go Go Go Airheart, and Run For Your Fucking Life back in 1999. MORE…
“Voicemails From the Great Satan” by Adam Gnade and Demetrius Antuna out now on iTunes and cassette! “We’ve got trouble.” In “Voicemails from the Great Satan,” author Adam Gnade and musician Demetrius Antuña forge a soundscape for all of our fears and frustrations in Trump’s America, as well as a voice for our ghosts. From MORE…
“I Hung Around In Your Soundtrack” Part 12 by Justin Pearson The Crimson Curse “Both Feet In The Grave” LP Nobody in The Crimson Curse knew what we were doing at the time of the band. We had so many strange ideas, which all amounted to a brief stint in time. I’m not sure why, MORE…
Mexicali-based band Silent’s post-punk goth aura meets Planet B’s electronic twilight zone in this remix of “Self.” A track originally found on Silent’s debut LP, “A Century of Abuse” (released by Three One G), this collaboration has left the original instrumentation stripped, instead melding vocalist Jung Sing’s dark vibrato tones with Luke Henshaw’s robotic assaults MORE…
“I Hung Around In Your Soundtrack” Part 55 by Justin Pearson Geronimo “Self-titled” CD I had been on tour with The Locust around the time that “New Erections” came out. One of the acts touring with us was Bastard Noise. Eric Wood had been a long time friend of ours so it only made sense MORE…
This episode of Cult and Culture features Bob Barley: plumber and 1991 Chula Vista mayoral candidate by day, Vinyl Communications label owner and vocalist of Tit Wrench and Neighborhood Watch by night. Bob shares what it was like to be “the king of the nuisance candidates” at age 26, endorsed by the Green Party and MORE…
Here is the most recent installment of Justin Pearson’s “I Hung Around In Your Soundtrack”, where he interviews a person from each Three One G release and covers relevant ground on the album and the artist. This one is with Jesse Keeler, who started Black Cat #13, which was Three One G’s thirteenth release. “I MORE…