Spectral stompers and graveyard grooves! Something Weird has exhumed a crypt full of classic Spook Show promos and radio spots monstrously mashed together with fiendish rare surf and garage rock instrumentals. Includes a delightfully deranged DVD featuring Monsters Crash the Pajama Party and more bone-chilling freakouts of fright! Pressed on black vinyl, with a zine style liner note insert!
�REVIEWS: "Rumble may still be one of the best old-school jungle comps out there." Pitchfork // "Every one of Rumble in the Jungle�s thirteen tracks is brimming over with life and sonic thrills" and "some of this music was released in �91, but it sounds like it was made yesterday."
Clear vinyl. A self titled album of sorts and the culmination of all her work to date, U draws from the many eras of underscores� creative trajectory, from dubstep and future bass to jazz chords and guitar driven maximalist pop, forming her most focused, emotionally charged and sharply defined statement yet.
Back in print after 30 years, the 2nd and final album from Canada's Shotmaker, 'Mouse Ear [Forget-Me-Not]', stands as a pillar of mid 90s hardcore�balancing the crushing weight of Karp with the angular intensity of Unwound, all firmly rooted in the band's DIY hardcore ethos. Includes new photos and liner notes from the band.
