CNQ31

A little under an hour of new and newish rock'n'roll from Bandcamp, plus a Faith No More classic.

Pale Kids: “The Binder’s Chills” (Holy Mess, Frux Tapes, 2017)

The Bordellos: “Pretty Rich Girl” (The Bordellos Underground Tape Volume 5, 2017)

Lizzie Boredom: “Dead Men Can’t Cat Call” (2017)

The Submissives: “Boys, Boys, Boys” (Do You Really Love Me?, Fixture Records, 2016)

Black Abba: “Let’s Fight” (B-side from an upcoming 7” to be released on Ken Rock, 2017)

Jesus Chris + The Beetles: “Let’s Make The World A Better Place” (Trickle Down, 2017)

Spud And The Blood: “Sad Boi” (Spud and the Blood, Abnormal Broadcasting, 2017)

Thin Skin: “Burgers & Thighs” (TS​/​FN <3, Pecan Crazy Records, 2016)

Doctor Nod: “Tom Creeps” (I Know It’s True EP, 2017)

Mala Leche: “Risas Rabiosas” (Demo, 2016)

Violence Creeps: “Back And To The Left” (The Gift of Music, Total Punk Records, 2016)

Thug Mills: “Lizard Duke” (Thug Mills & Chinese Football, Nasty Wizard Recordings, 2016)

Damien Youth: “Lost At Home (Song For Kate)” (The Missing Company Demos, 2017)

Bummers Eve: “I Wanna Die” (Bummers Eve, 2016)

Total Abuse: “Chew On The Cage” (excluded, Deranged Records, 2016)

Supersonic Piss: “Go Home Dad, You’re Drunk Pt. 2” (S/T, Rotted Tooth Records, 2011)

Faith No More: “Everything’s Ruined” (Angel Dust, Slash/Reprise Records, 1992)

CNQ30

An hour of new rock'n'roll, vinyl obscurities from yesteryear, and more.  

Bill Haley and His Comets: “R-O-C-K” (The Saints Rock’n’Roll/R-O-C-K 7”, Decca, 1956)

Supersonic Piss: “p-u-n-k-s-i-c-k” (S/T, Rotted Tooth Records, 2011)

The Derelicts: “Boxed In” (Time To Fuck Up 7”, Empty Records, 1990)

The Fat Boys: “The Twist (Buffapella)” (The Twist 7”, Tin Pan Apple, 1988)

Mayflower Madame: “Drown” (Observed In A Dream, US: Custom Made Music, Europe: Night Cult Records, 2017)

T. Rex: “Life’s An Elevator” (Laser Love/Life’s An Elevator 7”, Ariola, 1976)

Los Campensinos!: “5 Flucloxacillin” (Sick Scenes, Wichita Records, 2017)

Single Mothers: “East Van Band Van” (East Van Band Van b/w Night School, 2017)

Elvis Costello: “Sunday’s Best” (Accidents Will Happen/Sunday’s Best 7”, Columbia, 1979)

The Four Blazers: “Peanut Butter” (Peanut Butter/A Little Bit of Heaven 7”, Buddy Records, late 60s)

Little Joe and the Thrillers: “Peanuts” (Peanuts/Lilly Lou 7”, Epic re-issue, originally released 1957)

The Submissives: “Friend Named Betty” (Do You Really Love Me?, Fixture Records, 2016)

Bob B. Soxx & The Blue Jeans: “Zip-A-Dee Doo-Dah” (Why Do Lover’s Break Each Other’s Hearts/Zip-A-Dee Doo-Dah 7”, Phillies Records, 1963)

The Innocence: “There’s Got To Be A Word!” (There’s Got To Be A Word!/I Don’t Wanna Be Around You 7”, Kama Sutra, 1966)

Jesse Lee Turner: “The Little Space Girl” (Shake, Baby, Shake/The Little Space Girl 7”, Carlton, 1958)

Pale Kids: “St. James” (Holy Mess, Drunken Sailor Records, 2017)

Jesus Chris + The Beetles: “Boy Without A Bedframe” (Trickle Down, 2017)

Plastic Pinks: “My Frenzy State” (El Animal, Ghost Drag Records, 2016)

The Firm: “Radioactive” (The Firm, Atlantic Records, 1985)

Oscar The Grouch: “The Grouch’s Lullaby” (I Love Trash/The Grouch’s Lullaby 7”, Sesame Street Records, 1976)

Payton Park: “Put Your Hands ‘Round A Country Club Can/Finale” (All Aboard '71: The Country Club Malt Liquor 1971 Sales Meeting, Bill Stokes Associates, 1971)

Elton John: “Amoreena” (Tumbleweed Connection, MCA Records, 1970)

Tingo Tongo Tapes

Tingo Tongo Tapes is a label based out of L.A., focusing on cassette releases of experimental noise, electronic and non-electronic projects. If outsidery noise art is your bag, you'll want to check 'em out if you're not already hep. Here's a sampling of the Tingo Tongo catalog.

The latest on Tingo Tongo's Soundclound page is "Synaptic Seepage" by Squim. Here's track 10, Non-Dairy Creamer:

From last month, here is "Empire of Rusted Steel," off Psychiceyeclix by Solar Schematics:

Super-freaky from MMzblast:

I featured BE; on the March podcast. Here's another track off their weird "At The Start."

So, yeah, get your freak on with Tingo Tongo Tapes -- they've got new releases in the works as well.

Meanwhile, April's CNQ podcast will come out whenever I feel like putting it out. I've been rocking a complete recordings of J.S. Bach the past few weeks and have an acute case of T-Rexstasy as well. "The Slider" is so killer diller.