Aptly titled, Donavon Frankenreiter’s “Revisited” is not just a re-recording of his 2004 self titled album; it’s a complete reinterpretation…with a Hawaiian twist. Well, you still have time to soak it up before the summer is over…grab a copy today — it is available only at independent record stores or from Donavon himself!
Matt Taha from Cleveland’s futurepunk trio Filmstrip came by to grab his new [GGR-pressed] LP entitled Everything Can Change last week. If you happen to live in the Northeast, you can check out a show this month!
Matt Taha of Filmstrip
Check it out — the latest installment from the Cleveland-native imprint, Exit Stencil Recordings: The New Lou Reeds‘ new album entitled Hit Songs….available now at their online store and at select independent retailers nationally!
It features 7 brand spankin new songs, and is ONLY available on vinyl!
This is the first [of hopefully many] Cyclopean Records pressed here at GGR — Slaughter Strike‘s new 12″ EP entitled At Life’s End.
Crafted by veterans of the Canadian Death/thrash/grind world, the newest offering since their debut cassette A Litany of Vileness will prove them to be even more of a filthy, priest-stomping monster that wants to devour your being through unrelenting metal. Fans of Bill Steer era Napalm Death, Repulsion, and Discharge will find ’em to be true brethren, and a limited pressing on vinyl means that it would be foolish to pass this one up. (An extremely limited number of colored records were pressed in addition to black).
Pick up a copy at the Cyclopean Records online store!
Recession Records enlisted GGR to press the latest LP by the very talented S (Jenn Ghetto, ex-Carissa’s Wierd), I’m Not As Good At It As You. There were a limited number of test pressings sold at her recent shows, and the final pressing will be available soon via the label’s online store.
Bongripper — Satan Worshiping Doom. According to the band, this album sounds like a “thousand tons of bricks”, and is for fans of Sabbath and Satan. You can grab a copy of this DOUBLE LP for yourself here.
Another killer startup indie label is New Haven, CT-based Safety Meeting Records. Carlos Wells runs the show, there, and we are always happy to be working for him and his signed bands. The latest two GGR-pressed Safety Meeting releases are La Strada‘s New Home and Titles‘ Dirt Bell LP.
La Strada will be available nationally at select independent record stores, and both releases can be purchased at the Safety Meeting Records online store!
We really appreciate all of our repeat customers, and are always excited to be a part of making records happen at startup indie labels. This is a special shout-out to Broken Circles Records, who recently enlisted GGR to press two more projects: The Gloria Record: Start Here and Emery: The Weak’s End EP. Be sure to grab a copy of each of these records from Broken Circle Records — both were pressed on a variety of limited-run colors!
Brent from Broken Circles Records holding a copy of The Gloria Record
We at GGR are huge fans of Vagrant Records and their amazing roster of artists. When they approached us about pressing a special limited edition 7″ box set for the new Stars album entitled The Five Ghosts, we were absolutely ecstatic!
If you haven’t checked this album out yet, you really need to. It was released on CD in June, and you can hit up the band’s website for a chance to either win or purchase this very special limited edition box until supplies run out (there is a preview pic below of the box — packaging was handled by the really cool Montreal-based Le Projet Cardboard Box)
All it took was one listen, and everyone here at GGR became huge fans of this band. Get yourself a copy here!
STONE AXE was formed in Bremerton Washington in 2008
by Tony Reed(Mos Generator/Treepeople) and Dru Brinkerhoff
(The Swinos)with the intention of recreating and preserving
the sounds of rock music from the 1970s. In 2009 Stone Axe
released their first full length ‘STONE AXE’ and then the tour EP
‘EXTENDED PLAY’ in time for their first US tour which included
Mykey Haslip(drums) & Mike DuPont(bass). During the first year
they also released three 7” singles and a 10” vinyl ep. The new album
‘STONE AXE II’ keeps the spirit of the 1970s fully intact. If ‘self
titled’ is 1968-71, then ‘stone axe II’ is ‘71-’74.
If you were to hear this album without the aid of any background information on its origins, your instincts would probably tell you it was 60’s-era rock, carefully unearthed from the vaults of an overlooked rock band along the lines of Free or Cream. The fact that it’s a new recording is a testament to the precision with which the group crafts not only their songs, but their sound. If you feel like you’ve exhausted your classic rock options, this is a great place to get a fresh start.
Dru Brinkerhoff and Tony Reed of Stone Axe
