slumberland records

Fourteen future pop classics from this great Leeds band. Think Go-Betweens, The Boo Radleys, The Wedding Present, Blur, The June Brides and you're in the right territory. Features "Let Her Go" and "Kicking Sand."

Awesome pop-art mayhem from Stewie Boyracer and Matt from Henry's Dress/Coachwhips. Two modtastic ravers filled with slashing guitars and choirboy vocals — any similarity to The Who is, um, strictly coincidental.

Four track ep of scrappy crash-pop from this Bay Area quartet. Short, loud and catchy songs in the best '78-meets-'86 tradition.

The Aislers are back and better than ever with this amazing new album. The CD is on Seattle's Suicide Squeeze while the virgin vinyl in heavy cardboard jacket is on Slumberland.

Perfect 60s flavored power pop from this all-star DC band, featuring members of The Ropers, Castaway Stones, Tree Fort Angst, Velocity Girl and Whorl. By turns punchy and contemplative, the People pen classic tunes and play them with infectious enthusiasm. Fans of groups like The Go-Betweens, The Byrds and The Orchids should feel right at home.

Two great bands contribute a track each to this great split. The Clientele's dark majesty nicely complements The Saturday People's suave pop moves.

The hit from their smash album The Last Match, with re-recorded vocals and a punchy new mix. Backed with two exclusive tunes. You need it.

One track each from the first two 14 Iced Bears singles. Essential, timeless C86 pop full of noisy guitars and infectious enthusiasm.