RR06
Curious Hair
"HAIR DOES HUMBRT" Cassingle
OUT OF PRINT
In 2005, Humbert and Hair squared off to see who could come up with a
better set of covers. The latter won by default and this tape is the
victory lap. Limited to 50.

RR05
MLU / The New Flesh
Split LP

$12 PPD

A 12" worth of headbangers for headbangers by headbangers. MLU is Tampa, Florida's beloved caterwauling prodigal son, and their contribution slices n dices with the precision of the finest noise-punk scalpel as utilized by the finest punk-noise surgeon. Exceptionally brutish, meticulously coarse. The New Flesh (Baltimore, Maryland) are a little less delicate but no less voluminous (see: blown out and belligerent). Royal cacophony with all the trimmings. A split release with Human Conduct, Stay Away From Ghosts, Breathmint and Cephia's Treat.

RR04
Skeleton Warrior / Preaux Breaux Geauxld
Split 7’’
$4.50 PPD
Bellwether singles from Tampa, Florida’s most perverse perps of new weird disco. Skeleton Warrior’s "Married to Draino" is a sleaze-synth ode to young love and all it's trappings ("asked my dog for advice/she said get married to draino"). Guest starring Diamond Hymen as Draino. Pro Bro Gold (the Gulf Coast’s original keyboard/smoke machine phenom) oozes a thick cloud of crunchy club pop with "Electric Fingertips" (the sound of strobing). Take candy from strangers. Split release with Cephia's Treat Records. Grey swirl vinyl.

reviews on Vicious Pop, Super Cosmic Bros, Vice Magazine, Still Single

RR03
Various Artists
“Over/Bored” Compilation LP
$10 PPD

Tampa, Florida has a long tradition of creeps and feedback. In the Spring of 2007, that lineage collided head-on with the burgeoning house party scene in nearby Sarasota, Florida. This compilation documents both sides of the story, with Cephia’s curating for Tampa and Roofless repping SRQ on the flip. Unreleased gold from (now pay attention): Parts and Pieces of Past Ticiples, Wolf Wolf, S2K, Pharaoh Faucett, Fuji & The Fly-Ins, Wrash, The Red Headed League, Skeleton Warrior, Skinny Winners, Tyger Beat, OutMode, They Live, Lava Transmissions, Andros Rex, Coleman Tents, VCRI, FiFi, Ant Parade, The Long Emergency, Cash Monee Boulder Roxx, Astrovian Func, Hispanics de Hombres, Pro Bro Gold, Skin Job, The Sharks. Split release with Cephia's Treat.

reviews on Still Single

RR02
Skeleton Warrior / Pharaoh Faucett
Split 7’’
$4.50 PPD

A six minute, four part epic cycle of manic rock peaks and nuanced decrescendos,“Sister Hologram” is the definitive recording from Skeleton Warrior’s raucous “mind music” phase; a meticulously composed statement of furious and dynamic psychedelic rock and roll (a lot of adjectives, all of them earned, see for yourself). PHARAOH FAUCETT’S “Let’s Kill Something Delicious” crashes the party you're not having. You get home and all of the furniture is in one room and so is this song and there’s not enough room to squeeze in so you put your ear to the door and hear: Sarasota house party special blend:: equal parts psych and punk, walls breathing + lights flackering.... Cover features original b+w drawing by Masha Falkov.

RR01
The Fas’ners / The Würst
Live @ Sarasota Succulent Society CS
OUT OF PRINT

Live recordings from a house party on March 9, 2007. Tyger Beat, Space Manatee, Pharaoh Faucett and The Sharks also played. Attendees did everything they could to lose their minds (footprints on the living room ceiling). The whole night was recorded on to a tape recorder left on the kitchen table. The only band that didn’t make the cut was Pharaoh Faucett and there was a reason. That same reason led to the tape being "lost" only to be found again because it wasn't lost in the first place.

Culled from these sessions is the last set from Tampa's THE FAS'NERS: pleasure in the future, ups and downs, swelling grand piano synthesizer music. 13 minutes 40 seconds. On the B-side is a 4 minute 53 second dirty dirge (and first set) from Sarasota's THE WÜRST: like being in the middle of a volcano in the middle of Jupiter in the middle of da Universe (wild, whipping synth + hheeaavvyy guitar) cover art by Allie Weiss. 99 of these tapes exist.

review on Blastitude