Bronze - The Rouge Became b/w Wits

Bronze will put you into the deep freeze on the dancefloor with their impersonal dark wave performance thing. Two new jams full of pounding drums, synth squiggles and zombie vocals eminating from the heart of the concrete jungle in the dead of night. And on a fancy little picture disc to boot! Limited to 500 so get it while you can.

Brian Glaze - Green Living

Brian Glaze's new LP, Green Living, is an eponymous collection of home recordings that makes for a surprisingly cohesive album explores night-time sounds and bedroom pop.

BRIDEZ - Rolling Stoned b/w Heart

Two new nuggets from BRIDEZ: Rolling Stoned b/w Heart. You've blown your speakers playing these to death on YouTube, now blow your speakers playing them to death on your stereo.

Hard Place - split

Three new songs from The Passionistas: Righter's Block, Ashlee Simpson, and French. On the flip two from Hard Place: a Totally Radd!! remix and a new one called Heroes of Dawnbreak.

The Passionistas - split

Three new songs from The Passionistas: Righter's Block, Ashlee Simpson, and French. On the flip two from Hard Place: a Totally Radd!! remix and a new one called Heroes of Dawnbreak.

Mon Cousin Belge - Quelle Horreur

A plastic surgery addled Emile leads his all-American band through musical terrains ranging from full-blown assaults of post-punk ethos to soul-searching gospel denouncing all things mediocre and less than fabulous!

Hard Place - Get Your Hopes Up

When you listen to this monumental achievement of kitsch, glitz and glamour you conjure up the true spirit of 'Camp'. And everyone knows, 'Camp' is the lie that tells the truth.

BRIDEZ

Rolling Stoned b/w Heart

Release Date: 12/23/2008

Catalog # 004

buy 7 inch $7

Rolling Stoned
Heart

Wouldn't it be nice to know where we've been and where we're headed? Just when you think the whole American experience defies comprehension by it's transient state of affairs, a band like BRIDEZ comes along to show us exactly where we've been and exactly where we are headed. It isn't pretty and you can't dance to it.

Emerging from the car wreck that was So So Many White White Tigers, Liza Thorn finds herself fronting a new trio that "retain SSMWWT's blown-out aesthetic of smeared guitar fuzz and spit-and-crackle amps, while Thorn shrieks and wails lustily like a caged banshee in heat" (Chris Sabbath, San Francisco Bay Guardian). The new BRIDEZ 7", out now on World Famous in San Francisco Records, owes as much to Royal Trux and the blues as it does to the Shangri-Las and Jesus & Mary Chain. Simply put, these are great rock songs. Liza, together with Will Ivy and Abe Pedroza, flatten everything around them, reduce it to rubble. And what does one find under the stones? The beach!