“The complete collection of released and unreleased Mail Order Children tracks from their Eps, 7 inches and demos arranged in reverse chronological order from 1998 to 1996.”
Recorded at Module Overload in Aurora, CO
Engineered by Jammer Hell Yeah
Mixed by Jammer Hell Yeah and SPELLS
Taken from Razorcake:
“Everything that made me dig Spells on their split with Hooper is here. It’s a witch’s brew of catchy hooks, great vocal harmonies, and equal mixes of grit and pop. The ripping opener, “Freak Out,” kicks things off and captures the magic of what makes the band great right from the first track. More mellow tracks like “Better Days,” take things down a notch at times, turning up the melodic end of the band’s sound without losing any of the other elements that make me dig them. Lyrically, Staying In > Going Out is jammed so full of singalong parts, that regardless of whether you stay in or go out you’re sure to be singing along with Spells the whole time you’re listening to this record. –Paul J. Comeau”
Recorded at Module Overload in Aurora, CO
Engineered by Jammer Hell Yeah
Mixed by Jammer Hell Yeah and SPELLS
Taken from Razorcake:
“Everything that made me dig Spells on their split with Hooper is here. It’s a witch’s brew of catchy hooks, great vocal harmonies, and equal mixes of grit and pop. The ripping opener, “Freak Out,” kicks things off and captures the magic of what makes the band great right from the first track. More mellow tracks like “Better Days,” take things down a notch at times, turning up the melodic end of the band’s sound without losing any of the other elements that make me dig them. Lyrically, Staying In > Going Out is jammed so full of singalong parts, that regardless of whether you stay in or go out you’re sure to be singing along with Spells the whole time you’re listening to this record. –Paul J. Comeau”
“Pink Hawks have just unleashed the “Taste Your Medicine b/w KuKu” 12″ onto the world! Much like with pxlman, we’re stretching our musical boundaries with Pink Hawks. These two tracks are jazzy afrobeat at it’s most contagious. These songs really stretch out musically which is why we just had to press it on 45rpm 12″ vinyl. Housed in a classic DJ single jacket on an assortment of colors, a download is of course included. Dust off your dancing shoes and play-flip-repeat!”
“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! “
“SLN-115 Is Solid Gold!
We mean that literally. Gold vinyl. Wood covers. The Glass Hits/Accordion Crimes”Split” 7″ has arrived and it’s a doozy! Not only is it packed full of post-punk/hardcore hits,Cause Medic Ink outdid themselves on the packaging. The covers are hand-screened wood panels and there are not one, but two complementary inserts. One is even hand-numbered. The Opaque Gold vinyl spins at 45rpm plus a download code is included.”
“SLN-115 Is Solid Gold!
We mean that literally. Gold vinyl. Wood covers. The Glass Hits/Accordion Crimes”Split” 7″ has arrived and it’s a doozy! Not only is it packed full of post-punk/hardcore hits,Cause Medic Ink outdid themselves on the packaging. The covers are hand-screened wood panels and there are not one, but two complementary inserts. One is even hand-numbered. The Opaque Gold vinyl spins at 45rpm plus a download code is included.”
“Want to know more about the Rifles? Well, they don’t preach the apocalypse. The world ended long before they were born. Instead, the three-piece group scavenges the ruins of culture, repurposing the buzz and howl of early Husker Du and Mission of Burma to suit the empty gestures of their futile rage. 25 Rifles subtracts the “power” from the power-trio. What’s left is dust.”
“Want to know more about the Rifles? Well, they don’t preach the apocalypse. The world ended long before they were born. Instead, the three-piece group scavenges the ruins of culture, repurposing the buzz and howl of early Husker Du and Mission of Burma to suit the empty gestures of their futile rage. 25 Rifles subtracts the “power” from the power-trio. What’s left is dust.”
