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Did You Find The Money Farm?

One of two previously unreleased tracks from the same sessions that brought you Classics of Love's full-length. This and "Kill The Sound" are now available as downloads with any purchase of the band's LP at www.asianmanrecords.com

Classics of Love - Dead Souls

Warm Thoughts is the continuation of Elliot Babin's bedroom recording project, which he started in 2010 previously under the name Dad Punchers. His solo project has evolved to a revolving cast of Babin and his friends playing loud, sweaty, and occasionally sad, rock and roll music. 

"Mar Vista" LP coming this fall on Asian Man Records with 3 previously unreleased tracks.

Warm Thoughts - Everything Should Grow

Almost a full decade since their last release, Mike Park's BRUCE LEE BAND returns with a brand new album produced by Bomb The Music Industry's Jeff Rosenstock. 11 tracks of high energy ska-punk, featuring an all-star roster of musicians and guests. Pre-order the LP from www.asianmanrecords.com.

Bruce Lee Band - Generations

Coming November 2014 on Asian Man Records, a new EP about San Francisco's past, current state of flux, and future, inspired by and told from the perspective of different sites and locales in the city. Pre-order at www.asianmanrecords.com.

GREAT APES - Go Niners (As Told by Telegraph Hill)

2-song 7" coming February 17 on Asian Man Records. 1st pressing of 500 copies.

Warm Thoughts - Intangible

New 7" available now on Asian Man Records.
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Dogs On Acid - Flushed

Sacramento punk-rock duo, Dog Party, strike again with their fourth album, Vol. 4. The Giles sisters, Lucy (17) and Gwendolyn (19), bring another record full of poppy tunes, with melodies that hearken back to The Ronettes, paired with the catchy punk energy of The Buzzcocks. Recorded at The Dock with recording engineer, Chris Woodhouse. CD/LP available June 2015 on Asian Man Records.

Dog Party - Peanut Butter Dream

From the album HOT SHAME, available August 21 on CD & LP.

The Atom Age - It's A Mess

From the forthcoming album "Party Adjacent", available on CD & LP July 18, 2015.

Dan Andriano in the Emergency Room - Wait

Aspiga / By Surprise split 7" coming January 15, 2016.

By Surprise - Teton Range

Cayetana - Freedom1313

Aspiga - Eucalyptus Nights

From the forthcoming LP "Second Home" coming out August 5th, 2016 on Asian Man Records

Dogbreth - Cups And Wrappers

DOGBRETH - Hoarder House

"I Don't Need You" from the forthcoming album " 'Til You're Mine " out on August 5th, 2016. 

This is the 5th album from the Giles sisters Gwendolyn and Lucy.  Please share, comment, and enjoy.  

DOG PARTY - "I Don't Need You"

DOGBRETH "Second Home" CD/LP-August 5th 2016
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DOGBRETH - Steeping

Dogbreth - Almost Right

Dogbreth - Hot Plate

Dogbreth - Monday Night Nitro

Dogbreth - Cool And Blue

From the new album "Three" available September 16, 2016 from Asian Man Records.

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Diners - Plastic Cactus

Home

Count on me

Ogikubo Station - This World Breaks Your Heart and Makes You Grey

Hard Girls (whose name is a subtle nod to the Soft Boys, an early influence on the band) spent several years on the road touring with Brand New, Modern Baseball, and Jeff Rosenstock among others before returning to the Atomic Garden studio to record Floating Now with engineer Jack Shirley (Deafheaven, Joyce Manor). Their new record doubles down on the bold, forceful post-punk that has become the band's calling card, while channeling a weird, insistent melodicism not unlike 90's giants Lou Barlow and Robert Pollard.

Alternating vocal duties, guitarist Mike Huguenor's lyrics are poetic and furious, while bassist Morgan Herrell favors a Bradbury-like style of folksy storytelling, but both cohesively explore themes of mortality, doubt, and the struggle to confront these fears. While the trio's hometown of San Jose, CA is poised to be the site of a sprawling new Google campus, it is already the poster child for the alienating class-divide of the new tech economy, embodied by soaring real estate prices and sweeping homelessness. In an interview with the AV Club, Huguenor explained that "'Guadalupe On The Banks Of The Styx' is a song about a place that was once beautiful—where anyone could find peace for just the cost of crossing the river—but has, in our lifetime, become a place of lost and wandering souls." On album closer "Running" Herrell asks in heartbreaking fashion, possibly to an average struggling San Jose resident, or possibly to the area's tech overlords, "Every day of your life you try to prove it was worth it all to them. Was it worth it? I don’t know, ask me again."

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