Singapore Sling - Kill Kill Kill (Songs About Nothing)

FAVS 2017

singapore sling

2017: A Year In Fuzz

They are not of our time yet stand amongst us, armed with advanced mind control capabilities, beaten fuzz pedals and wisdoms of the ancient ones. The Neptune Power Federation have synthesised their doctrine into the dangerously grandiose new album Lucifer's Universe. 10 unholy anthems of operatic heavy rock covered in the filth and grease of a lifetime chained in pitch black dungeons. 

Invisible Pill

Singapore Sling - Surrounded By Cunts

Singapore Sling - Shake Shake Shake

Singapore Sling - Scum Scum Scum

Singapore Sling - Riffermania (Kill Kill Kill)

Singapore Sling - Fuck Everything

'Evil Angel' is the first single to be taken from Singapore Slings 9th studio album 'Kill Kill Kill (Songs About Nothing). Available to pre-order at fuzzclub.com

Singapore Sling - Evil Angel

Singapore Sling - Bop Bop Boo

SUNDOWNERS - Great Beauty

Download / stream ’Star Roving’: https://slowdive.lnk.to/star-roving

STAR ROVING

Slowdive - Star Roving

Sonic Whip

Las Cobras - Al Más Allá

It Feels So Good

Never Got What You Wanted

10 000 Russos - ISM

Pre-Order The Buttertones 'Gravedigging' now: http://smarturl.it/gravedigging

The Buttertones - "A Tear For Rosie"

The Entrance Band - Seedless Easy Peeler (Fuzz Club Session)

SECRET CAVES summer edition, guest guitar: Rizzer

with a grin
like carving knives
she holds you back
got the medicine in hand
as she makes her sad demands 
from the cul-de-sac

…in your secret cave

what you fail to understand
in the tunnel of love, in
a secret cave,
she says shut it down,
takes off your dress
and gives you kisses in a grave

…in your secret cave

while you’re blacking out the moon
they lay you down
right down to the bottom 
and the gold coins,
they pour down your throat
till you beg their pardon

…in your secret cave  

you can tell me what you saw
you can tell me what you saw
you didn’t see no ghost
you’re a liar
you’re a liar
and i’d like to lay down in your 
funeral pyre
and propose a toast
…in your secret cave,

(c) 2017 by PetPetPet Productions

secret caves

kisses in a grave

JuJu is the brainchild of Sicilian multi-instrumentalist Gioele Valenti (Lay Llamas, Herself). Following on from the projects 2016 debut – widely hailed as one of the best, most innovative psych albums of the year – Valenti has signed to Fuzz Club for the release of sophomore LP ‘Our Mother Was A Plant’, released September 22nd. Carrying on in its predecessor’s footsteps, the new LP is a continuation of JuJu’s ritualistic sonic exploration into the cultural implications of the current refugee crisis, humanities increasingly strained relationship with Mother Earth and neo-pagan mythology.


Even more forward-thinking and adventurous than the last, the new album summons all kinds of spirits with its rhythmic, otherworldly psychedelia – changing the game, once again. Calling it just a ‘psych’ record would be an injustice though, JuJu’s shamanic mantras are influenced just as much by afrobeat, krautrock, glam, post-punk, art rock, drone and everything in between. As The Quietus put it: “Along comes an artist who resets the coordinates and makes the past seem startling new again”

Our Mother Was A Planet

JuJu - And Play A Game

It’s easy to guess Acid Baby Jesus’ shtick just going on their name but to those who aren’t already in the know: don’t be fooled into thinking these are just another quasi-religious, LSD-loving psych-rock band - there’s a reason these Greek garage-rockers have been championed so highly in the European scene. Acid Baby Jesus are less concerned with the spiritual and tripped-out realms that their name foreshadows than they are with pure hip-shaking, rock’n’roll hedonism.

Formed in Athens in 2009 the four-piece have two LPs behind them, ‘LP’ and ‘Selected Recordings’, and after a long three-year wait they’re back with their third album ‘Lilac Days’ – their first on Fuzz Club Records. The album sees ABJ at their best; their frenetic garage-rock distilling a hazy mix of 60s Western psychedelic pop, traditional Eastern folk and the scuzzy R'n'R sounds of The Stooges or Brian Jonestown Massacre.