Miraculous Mule - Evil On My Mind

Gemma Ray - Motorbike (feat Alan Vega)

Debut Album from Berlin instrumentalists The Still. Out Now.
Featuring Chris Abrahams of The Necks.
Available on Vinyl/CD and mp3 or lossless here: http://bronzerat.limitedrun.com/products/568076-the-still

The Still - The Descent

Debut Album from Berlin instrumentalists The Still.
Featuring Chris Abrahams of The Necks. Purchase Ltd Edition vinyl or digital downloads here: http://bronzerat.limitedrun.com/products/568076-the-still

THE STILL - The Early Bird

Taken from Candy Bomber Vol.1,  a way-out Berlin studio collective featuring the late Paul Lemp, with Thomas Wydler (Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds), Ingo Krauss, Gemma Ray, Kid Congo Powers, Jochen Albeit (Einstürzende Neubauten/Automat), Toby Dammit (Iggy Pop/Nick Cave), Paul Kuchenbuch, André Vida, Toni Kater, Stefan Rusconi, Matthew Styles and Charly Birkenhauer
Available on CD, LP and digital here: http://bronzerat.limitedrun.com/products/580434-candy-bomber-vol-1

Candy Bomber - Switcher

Candy Bomber -  Slow Blow

Candy Bomber - Cut!

"17" by Boss Hog is taken from their forthcoming album, "Brood X" - their first record in 17 years. Out March 24th on Bronze Rat Records.
Pre-order here: http://bronzerat.limitedrun.com/products/584398-boss-hog-brood-x

Tired of feeling sad? Tired of feeling beat-down? Tired of feeling used, abused, lied to, and shamed? Remember what it was like when rock’n’roll made everything all right?? Boss Hog has heard your call.

Boss Hog -  17

taken from the forthcoming album "Brood X", available march 24th on Bronze Rat Records. Pre-order here: http://bronzerat.limitedrun.com/products/584398-boss-hog-brood-x

Boss Hog - Formula X

Taken from the new album FREAKISH, out Jan 7th 2013.

London based thorough-bred brother and sister combo Joe Gideon & the Shark return with their new album Freakish, out January 7th on Bronze Rat Records. The album was written and recorded during, as the band put it, “most turbulent times”, referring to births and deaths. This upheaval accounts for the 3 year wait for a second album. 

The band's début album Harum Scarum burst the band onto the scene, earning them a treasure trove of pull-quotes from all the right places (“an inspired band with fire at their fingertips”-NME, “a terrific debut”-UNCUT), earning invites to support the likes of Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and Seasick Steve, with Time Out calling them “one of the best live acts we’ve seen all year”. Glamorous sister Viva’s (The Shark) showy gymnastic drumming was the perfect yin to Gideon’s bookish, charmingly awkward yang. The album showcased their compelling blend of driving alt-rock riff-o-rama, with runaway offbeat monologues and intermittent melodious poignancy.

Nothing has changed. Except they are now more, erm, “FREAKISH”!

What we have here is idiosyncratic individuality on an entertainingly eccentric, possibly borderline lunatic, scale. We have songs inspired by Werner Herzog getting shot in the gut whilst being interviewed by Mark Kermode (The Insignificant Bullet), true stories about being invited three years in a row to Elvis the dog’s birthday at the Queen’s Park bandstand, references to impersonating a priest, a cat called Sylvester, ping-pong, badly negotiating the London Underground doobied up to the eyeballs and ending up at the end of the line (You, The Pole, and The Rastafarian)…. You have been warned!


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