DRAGONZORD

Hole World

(169)
Coming in Dec. on Dead Broke Rekerds with a bonus CDR filled with over 30 songs featuring all previous Dragonzord e.p.'s.(dbr-023)

DEAD BROKE REKERDS

4 Way Split

(189)
Songs by Down in the Dumps, Fellow Project, Potboiler, & Red and Blue. Out of print 4-way split 7" on Dead Broke. 150 copies pressed on Blue vinyl, 150 on Green vinyl.

WHISKEY TRENCH

The Good Sun

(121)
From Out of print 7" E.P. on Dead Broke Rekerds. 300 copies pressed on Black vinyl.

DOWN IN THE DUMPS

Dumps Luck

(195)
Dumps Luck sounds like a gravelly version of what once was pop punk like if someone took a CD of a pop punk band and then backed over it with a pick up truck. They have a catchiness buried under a thick coating of grit, grim, and sounds from the gutter. Under the sludge there's an enthusiasm to the whole CD that is infectious, and also a slight sarcasm that was once a standard for bands of this genre. "I hate myself but I don't want to die," declares a self-loathing yet funny at the same time. Dumps have got something here drawing inspiration from all things good from Jeff Ott, especially Chrimpshrine and Fifteen. - KissOfDeath

JONESIN SHANG-A-LANG

Split 7inch

(137)
Split 7" on Dead Broke/Dirt Cult put out in conjunction for an East coast tour the band did together back in July/Aug. 2008. (dbr-021/dc-008)

YO MAN GO

Discography

(621)
They went through quite a few bassists and drummers, but still kept the same awesome up-tempo love. Check out all of their music here, including their redo of Life Lessons.

THOUSANDAIRES

Demo

(1047)
A side project that has huge time constraints considering we all have full time bands. Look for more recordings when we return from other band's tours in December.

GET BENT

Demo

(1095)
4 piece punk rock band who alternately hates and loves living in Ridgewood, Queens.

THE BRASS

Demo

(701)
When life hands you chickens, make chicken broth.

SEX AND HOSSES

We Have Furniture

(438)
Fun music from way back when, featuring my brother and guitarist of Yo Man Go. A sorely missed band.

HALO FAUNA

Senescense

(757)
One piece to 4 piece to 3 piece to occasional 4 piece, Halo Fauna has changed a lot over the years. With the recent release of "Durak", they have cemented their sound in, well, cement. I suck at writing.

THE STATE LOTTERY

Cities We're Not From

(991)
These guys are spread out as per the diaspora of punk, hailing from different areas of the midwest and New York City. They play an extremely melodic, yet aggressive brand of punk rock that harkens back to M-Blanket and asks "what if Jawbreaker's first few records had good production quality?" The instrumentation is very dramatic and mature, complete with a horn section, harmonica and keys on top of the expected four-piece punk band set up. This eight song LP on Detroit's Salina's Records seems like a stage in growing up for the members; as their Myspace bio says: "It's about being an adult and building community, because, well, that's the only thing that's going to keep you from succumbing to whatever it is that's trying to kill you." - Mike Campbell

IRON CHIC

Demo

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Iron Chic is melodic in the same way Latterman are but, add Lubrano's dynamic-as-shit vocals, and you've got an unstoppable force on your hands. Complete with "whoa-oh"s and songs about parking lots, Iron Chic is sometimes unabashedly nostalgic while other times, they're more apt to say "fuck that: let's do something cool today." Similar to "A Flight and A Crash"-era Hot Water Music, I'm hoping this EP is the first of many returns for Iron Chic. - Mike Campbell

AIR RAID BARCELONA

Self-Titled

(744)
we met. wrote songs. played shows. recorded songs. went on tour. broke up. got back together. wrote songs. broke up. got back together. sort of.