Because no one demanded it, "Never Mind The Pollacks" reissued on glorius vinyl.

RECORD STORE DAY EDITION DELAYED.  
RSD edition 'splatter' vinyl limited to 100 w/NPI zine and digital download.   

Black vinyl version available in June.  

 Starlings, TN continue their holiday tradition with this two song single.  Original song "The Holidaze" is a snapshot of Christmas, Starlings-style.  Also included is their version of "We Wish You a Merry Christmas".  Digital single out November 20.  

 Peelander-Z and Electric Eel Shock cover each other on this single.  Digital version out October 9.  Vinyl coming soon. 

 The Yuppie Pricks say "you're welcome" to the 99% with a 2 song single that gives the poor a taste of their upcoming improvements to the Sex Pistols and Sid Vicious catalogs.

 Our favorite space aliens bring you.... Space Vacation! An album documenting their journey across the cosmos. Peelander-Z bring you new favorites such as "Star Bowling" and "Get Glasses", along with their awesome cover of "Girls Just Want To Have Fun" performed by none other than Peelander Pink! Kilo! Mega! Giga! Fun! LP contains bonus DVD!

 Chris Crofton's debut comedy album is an audio verite comedy suicide bomb detonated in Nashville's most notorious shithole, The Springwater.  A rare comedy album that hits both the crude and cerebal, often at the same time.  Crofton channels his inner Lenny Bruce, Bill Hicks, and Neil Hamburger in an audience torturing tour de force.  Limited Record Store Day release, April 21, 2012.   LP contains digital download codes + bonus commentary track by Chris Crofton and bonus material not found on digital release.  

Talk about a tumultuous decade. Since 2001, Steven Stubblefield of Starlings, TN has seen it all:  epic natural disasters, personal demons, nervous breakdowns, the death of a mentor and friend, the severing of a great musical partnership, moves from Nashville to Mississippi to Texas, and, at last, with the release of Heartache in 4/4 Time, the completion of a rebirth and a reconnection with his past.

"It’s bluesy, rootsy, powerful, sad, and very much a part of the myth of what “Americana” represents: a travelogue for the sole that becomes myth when there’s glory, but the true glory comes from going through rough times in order to find a sense of sanity."- This is Books Music

This newest love/hate letter from Atlanta's Tiger! Tiger! features 15 new songs that capture the shifting moods of a waterfront tavern with floors of sawdust and broken teeth. Cut Them Where They Bleed ups the ante of Brecht/Weill's "Threepenny Opera" to five bucks.