Sunday, August 28, 2011

JRR-015 TRUE SONS OF THUNDER "spoonful of seedy dudes" LP OUT NOW!

 
JRR-015 TRUE SONS OF THUNDER "spoonful of seedy dudes" LP
paypal now to jethrowrecords@yahoo.com.
begin shipping Sept. 01.
record release show at Gonerfest Sept. 24 (day show)
1 LP $14 ppd in US
...1 LP $17 ppd CAN/MEX
1 LP $23 ppd WORLD

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WHOLESALE STARTS AT 8 COPIES

ALL COVERS ARE SCREEN PRINTED BY ME (art!)
so technically they are all one of a kind
for collector $cum there is:
the usual unspecified amount of RARE special ones depending on
how fast you line my fucking pockets edition

Friday, March 25, 2011

MRR review of WiZZARD SLEEVE / TRUE SONS OF THUNDER split 7"

With WiZZARD SLEEVE, it's so refreshing to hear this druggy, synthy punk delivered by a band that doesn't come off like they're doing you a favor for sharing their "warped genius" with you.  They're legit boneheads having fun, and it shows.  Their tune, "Setting Fire to Your Loft," ranks among their very best. Also, bonus points for the Calvin and Hobbes pissing on Scion label design. TRUE SONS OF THUNDER are wading in similar waste on their side, their first on vinyl.  Featuring a couple high-profile names from Memphis' punk elite.  TSOT's "Butt Bong" is a tongue-in-bung noise plod through a total inebriation haze.  Spoken vocals a la the LEGENDARY STARDUST COWBOY or ROSS JOHNSON, but so fucking absurd you can't help but be impressed.  It's booming on AmRep levels, yet falling apart from the moment it begins.  Drug-punk rampage spread across two sides.  If anything, this record reclaims art-punk from yuppies and brings it back to the punks.  Take your wi-fi hummus hobo art space and shove it up your fucking ass. (Mitch Cardwell)

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Jeth-Row 013 USELESS EATERS 7"

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Jeth-Row 012 WiZZARD SLEEVE / STATIC STATIC split 7" (repress of 125)

Static Static / Wizzard Sleeve split 7"
Mobile, Alabama's Wizzard Sleeve goes for weirdo scuzz psych punkness. Riffs from brain and ass collide in a house of mirrors fuckedness - and that is a compliment! You can't go wrong with a person named Captain Beyonce in the band. Static Static is one of my favorite bands going. Great single/double chord blasts are these guys game. Lots of fuzz and throb and some killer wailing, with a too cool for class vocalist... 

THIS IS A REPRESS OF 125 COPIES WITH NEW ARTWORK by KEENAN MARSHALL KELLER ***all profits got to our dear friends in Static Static who are doing a lengthy stint in the Arizona Pen.  Help them get some of the creature comforts that you enjoy. HELP THEM OUT***

$6.50 u.s.
$7.50 can/mex
$10.00 world


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Jeth-Row 014 WiZZARD SLEEVE / TRUE SONS OF THUNDER split 7"

Jeth-Row Records 014

WiZZARD SLEEVE / TRUE SONS OF THUNDER split 7"
setting fire to your loft: 8min of hate, puke, piss, bile and blackened synth/guitar murder
butt bong: your favorite Memphis band flippering you down a six hour interstate trip to New Orleans in 4 1/2min of mindfuckery scree and plod!

500 black vinyl with 60 pre-order limited covers
WS artwork by Keenan Marshall Keller, TSOT artwork by TSOT


$6.50 u.s.
$7.50 can/mex
$10.00 world

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review from MRR column "MINDLESS CONTENTMENT WITH CHUCK BARRELS

COOL SINGLE DEPT.:  Have you been wondering what Eric from the OBLIVIANS has been up to lately besides releasing records, running one of the best stores in the country, playing reunion shows and being one of the most righteous dudes in the game today?  Well, he's amassed a line-up of some of the heaviest dudes in the Memphis area and started a band called TRUE SONS OF THUNDER and their on one side of this split with a song called "Butt Bong" and it sounds like...wait for it...FLIPPER.  But they really sound like Flipper.  This song is a 3 minute long car crash in slow-motion, with some guy reading the newspaper over it.  Ridiculous.  I heard they break stuff when they play live too.  Hide the children. The other side of this black disc is from Alabama's finest, WiZZARD SLEEVE, and it's titled "Setting Fire To Your Loft".  It has great lyrics (that I think are frighteningly autobiographical) and is teeming with organically grown mushroom-influenced death synth-punk sounds with vocals straight from Sleazeville, USA.  I mean, I really believe him when he says he's going to "take a shit on your bathroom floor".  These synths sound like they were stolen from John Carpenter's non-existent score to Deadbeat at Dawn.  I fucking hate split singles, but...(Jeth-Row Records)

blurb written by Michael Bateman from New Orleans monthly AntiGravity:
"TSOT: Richard tells some puzzling story that likens a man to a fiddler crab over a three-or-four-guitar Flipper mess . . . Wizz Sleeve give us another bad-vibes groover you might recognize from their live set - clocking in at a brutal 8 minutes (TSOT are a little kinder at 5 min.)"