Released January 7, 2022
“Denny and Josh from Seattle’s beloved pop-punk band Sicko, along with Julie D from Guest Directors/Chinchilla/etc, with some energetic power pop songs about aging, wasting time, the environment, political bs, and one really fun cover song.“
“Our Snappy Little Numbers Customer Appreciation release is here! It’s the debut EP, “Straight To Your Heart”, from Denver’s Sophisticated Boom Boom. Featuring members of SPELLS and Eyes & Ears, Sophisticated Boom Boom blends 60’s girl group stylings with a little pop in their dash of punk. Best of all, this release is free! That’s right, we heart you fans that much! It comes on the lovely cassette format and of course has a download code. You can order one from our shop HERE (you can either pay for shipping or have one thrown in with any other product) or watch for them around Denver at Wax Trax, Mutiny or at SPELLS shows or from the band themselves when they start playing out again in a few months. You can also download the digital version HERE. Thanks for all the support loyal followers! “
“SLN-118 features two of SPELLS’ most vaction-y rock blasts to date on classic cassette tape with download code.”
“SLN-118 features two of SPELLS’ most vaction-y rock blasts to date on classic cassette tape with download code.”
Taken from I Buy Way Too Many Records:
“I was pleased to open up a package from Snappy Little Numbers containing a couple of their new releases. Readers may recognize that label from the stellar Hooper record that came out a couple of years ago or the equally great Friends Of Cesar Romero 7” they released last year. It’s a label putting out some killer records and Spells fit in with the group nicely.
I’m not sure exactly how to describe Spells without raising your expectations too high. They have a party rock style that in places sound like a more garage-y Rocket From The Crypt. Now, don’t let the RFTC comparison set you up expecting Spells to be the best band in the world, that’s the domain of Rocket exclusively. Spells do share the same penchant for crafting songs with something of an attitude to them. I haven’t seen them play live, but I definitely get the impression that they probably know how to work a crowd.
Loud guitars, catchy hooks, driving drums; all of the ingredients I like in a band are there. Spells are really tight and show a ton of promise for a group with just a handful of singles under their belt so far. I’ll be keeping my eye on them and absolutely encourage Snappy Little Numbers to keep sending hits like this my way.”
Taken from I Buy Way Too Many Records:
“I was pleased to open up a package from Snappy Little Numbers containing a couple of their new releases. Readers may recognize that label from the stellar Hooper record that came out a couple of years ago or the equally great Friends Of Cesar Romero 7” they released last year. It’s a label putting out some killer records and Spells fit in with the group nicely.
I’m not sure exactly how to describe Spells without raising your expectations too high. They have a party rock style that in places sound like a more garage-y Rocket From The Crypt. Now, don’t let the RFTC comparison set you up expecting Spells to be the best band in the world, that’s the domain of Rocket exclusively. Spells do share the same penchant for crafting songs with something of an attitude to them. I haven’t seen them play live, but I definitely get the impression that they probably know how to work a crowd.
Loud guitars, catchy hooks, driving drums; all of the ingredients I like in a band are there. Spells are really tight and show a ton of promise for a group with just a handful of singles under their belt so far. I’ll be keeping my eye on them and absolutely encourage Snappy Little Numbers to keep sending hits like this my way.”
“SLN-116 Eases It’s Way Into The Lineup!
Surprise! The debut 7″ from Denver’sMako1972 is available right now! “Cannonball Lecture b/w Even Ghosts Perish” is a 45 RPM single housed in our now famous gold company sleeve. Fair warning, it’s a ripper! By the way, the color mixes came out really rad. Blues, pinks and things in between! “
“SLN-116 Eases It’s Way Into The Lineup!
Surprise! The debut 7″ from Denver’sMako1972 is available right now! “Cannonball Lecture b/w Even Ghosts Perish” is a 45 RPM single housed in our now famous gold company sleeve. Fair warning, it’s a ripper! By the way, the color mixes came out really rad. Blues, pinks and things in between! “
