The Real Kids - Demos"Eight previously unissued proto punk godheaded rippers from the pre Real Kids combo The Kids recorded on Nov 10 1974 plus four previously unissued Real Kids demos from Spring 1977, recorded by DJ Oedipus at WTBS radio station with 1 mic suspended above the band! Gatefold LP plus 32 page 12" x 12" (30. 5cm x 30. 5cm) booklet inside crammed with tonsa liner notes (28,000+ words not counting the text of the press clippings) built mostly upon Dave Laing

Notable new band member Jim Duckworth who had just finished his stint with Alex Chilton and Tav Falco's Panther Burns brought a new level of Stooges sounding guitar noise to the band and an extreme white noise blast

This is a group of songs about one lady

The Flaming Lips release their long-awaited new studio album

åÊTaking cues from Black Flag

this is unashamed head-music from the melting pot of Northern California

and bursting with cacophonous vintage electronics - the sounds on Black Rainbow Sound act as an otherworldly backdrop for the album's enigmatic lyrics to play out

Gene Vincent

striking the perfect balance between anger & sugary pop bliss

and they even brought back the old saw - Patrick Mullins

with a blown-out and wandering fuzz tone that slinks throughout the sessions

Recorded in the 1950s / 1960s and originally released on vinyl and 78rpm shellac records

the first being more 'together') contrasts with Mark E