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"Loudest rock band in New York". Set to release a new LP See Through You next month and will be playing at 191 Toole on February 19th with TV Priest in support.

Much written about highlight of the shoegaze genre. Lyrics were indecipherable upon its release, despite the band claiming it spent more time writing lyrics than the music itself. Some bandmembers claim they don't know what was being sung despite this!

Sixth studio release from this Sottish post-rock band. Despite being known as an "instrumental" rock band, this is the first release with no vocals, as other releases had vocal snippets from other media.

Band featuring former members of Rodan and Lungfish. Scheduled to perform at 191 Toole on April 6th.

From Soundgarden's third studio LP. Sadly. this is the final song performed by Chris Cornell prior to his passing. Critics have praised his vocals here as being one of his best put to tape.

Punk band from El Paso, TX. After their break-up (following the release of this album), members went on to form the bands The Mars Volta and Sparta. Guest vocals by Iggy Pop on select tracks!

Japanese noise rock legends! Set to release a new album, simply titled W, sometime this year.

Debut LP from this Richmond, VA, band with metal overtones. Don't ask me what the title is in reference to because I don't know.

Opening sitar played by Dale Crover. Eighth studio LP from the sludge legends and final released for Atlantic Records.

One off collaboration between Ministry's Al Jourgenson and Minor Threat's Ian MacKaye (pre-Fugazi).

Latest release from this Detroit post-punk band, clearly influenced by Bauhaus and Sisters of Mercy. Band describes its sound as "death jangle."

German for "Voices of Silence", this is the only release by this German post-punk band. Heavy -and obvious- Siouxsie & The Banshees influenced sound.

First single from this Canadian punk band with This Heat influences. Changed its name to Preoccupations due to controversy surrounding their original band name.

Latest from this Manhattan band. Working on new material for an eventual 2022 release. Song lyrics tell the tale of a fictional office affair.

Debut LP from this English post-punk band formed by former Buzzcocks founder/singer/guitarist Howard Devoto.

In my opinion, one of Tucson's best bands. This album was in my 2012 Top Ten!

Japanese punk rock trio known for blending different genres into its sound.

Only LP recorded by Nick Cave and company pre-Birthday Party. Not the most polished thing, but hinted at several directions Nick Cave would go in future decades.

What a beautiful mess of an album (a triple LP at that!). Joe Strummer's lyrics were influenced by the unfortunate stabbing and death of a parking valet. Senseless.

Second studio LP from this French punk rock, originally released in 1980.