The first edition pressing on 180g vinyl, with printed A2 Poster and a special hidden feature at the "end" of the B-side. This is the black'n'white splatter on yellow vinyl! Learn More
For the first time on vinyl, a 14-track compilation inspired by the Holly Golightly live show as it was then. This compilation features Holly's favourite tracks from as far back as her 1995 debut album The Good Things right through to her Slowly but Surely album. It also features four exclusive tracks that were recorded for the first time especially for this compilation. Learn More
The Kulthuren from a small souther german city existed from 1982 to 1986 and played classic Sex Pistols inspired punkrock. They released two cassettes back then, and now via Incognito a double LP with gatefold sleeve, 30 tracks and a 16-page booklet. The vinyl is randomly colored. Learn More
Reissue of the 1986 album released on the Voxx ( Bomp) label back then. The only recording ever released by these four 60s r&b and garage fans. Learn More
This pressing of Living Eyes is the 1994 remix version of the album and has previously been unreleased on vinyl. It has been remastered for the occasion. The front cover is the same as the original release while the back has been altered and the inner sleeve has liner notes explaining the genesis of the remix. Learn More
The new project from Frankie Stubbs and Graeme Philliskirk of Leatherface, Hugo Mudie of The Sainte Catherines, Alex Keane of The Murderburgers. Special limited edition edition first pressing. Learn More
Reissue of the 1985 Karbon Rec. LP. Recorded at Berry St. Studios, London, January 1985, except "Atom Bomb Baby", recorded at Soundwork Studios, Brussels. Learn More
This LP marks the third collaboration between John Michael McCarthy and Chaputa! Records, following “The Sore Losers” and “Teenage Tupelo.” McCarthy is a luminary in underground cult cinema, celebrated for his ability to blend subversive storytelling with the rebellious spirit of rock and roll. His films pay homage to the iconic bad girls of cinema’s past while capturing the essence of retro-kitsch aesthetics. Learn More
