Ben Pirani & The Means Of Production are back with their first single from their newly built studio! Heavy dancefloor vibes with a punk attitude are the order of the day! Dig on Ben's new composition... more

2014 limited edition colored vinyl 7 inch single. With these 2 songs created for the single, the band brings everything full circle, returning to the simple structures and melancholic tone that... more

Skateboard legend Tony Hawk makes his musical debut on this snarling 7"! Hawk is joined by the notorious punk rock supergroup, Punk Rock Karaoke, featuring Circle Jerks/Bad Religion guitarist... more

Put Webbed Wing's Taylor Madison up against some of rock's most celebrated songwriters-he's ready. On their new EP, Right After I Smoke This..., the Philly-based guitarist and singer puts on the kind... more

The first ever 7"issue of the notorious 1982 classic "USA" from Scottish punk band The Exploited! Backed with 2 other tracks making their 7" debut: the song that became a sub-genre, "UK82," and... more

AJ & the Jiggawatts deliver another crispy-fried slab of southern funk and soul. It's been about 4 years since their last offering, an exercise in heaviness in the way of a 7" on Colemine Records.... more

Availible for the first time on Transluscent Green vinyl. It's tough to keep up with garage rock's wunderkind Ty Segall. Between his steady release schedule of LPs, raucous side projects like Fuzz... more

Pity Sex and Adventures have teamed up to make their long-anticipated split EP one of the year's most interesting releases. Adventures leads off the a-side with Flowing Through, a slow-burning EMO... more

As a follow up single to The Harlem Gospel Traveler's acclaimed sophomore LP 'Look Up!', we present 'Help Me To Understand,' featuring the heavenly vocals of Aaron Frazer, and written and produced by... more

Money Mouse Records sets up the pins and is ready to bowl a strike with their third release; this time with Magic In Threes. Serving up a solid double-sider, "The Snag" features DeRobert Adams on... more

There was a period in the '90s when you could argue that 7"s were more important to underground upstarts than full-length albums. Seven inches were cheap, and young bands stood a better chance of... more