Sear tapes have been set loose upon the world! 5 songs that wade through the despair of grief, loss, loneliness, and regret. At least have a listen, for Buster.

We’ve got a surprise of the 7” variety happening in exactly one week. Spoilers? Probably not. But be sure you’re around on Monday January 30th, 2022 at 9am PST / 11am CST / 12pm EST for the release.

Part two of Operation X-Ray’s Best of 2022 radio show had a Works song pop up. Check that shit!

Lower Automation got a very favorable review from our friends at Core And Co Webzine in France. Check it out by clicking on this text or the picture below.

Keratin (members of Gil Cerrone) were reviewed by Cave Dweller Music who really paint an excellent picture of this passed over EP from December 2022. Absolutely phenomenal stuff. Click here or on the pic to go to the review.

Hiding In The Outpost: Good lord we sold out of two more releases since the last post about 10 days ago. It looks like we’re down to our final Yotsuya Kaidan 7” (the debut ‘Tired Of Tomorrow’s You’) which is a restock because we sold out of this ages ago. Last copy!

now sold out:
Hetta tape
Jeromes Dream tribute comp tape
Mrtex/Det Ar Darfor Vi Bygger Stader split tape
Mrtex/Samarra split tape
Sans Visage tapes

sold out

YOTSUYA KAIDAN - Tired of Tomorrow's You (7")

from CA$8.00

ZBR053

For fans of: Orchid, The Ultimate Screamo Band and June Paik.

4 songs on this debut from Odessa, Ukraine's YOTSUYA KAIDAN. Members of Mariesena and Janpalach. 90s screamy hardcore meets European screamo. Beautiful packaging and songs that will leave you a heaping mess of a human.

Available from Zegema Beach Records, Rubaiyat Records, Lifeisafunnything, Upwind Productions & Zine, Unlock Yourself, TRVS Records, Winter Sea and Dingleberry Records.

300 7" black/clear yellow/lilac marble vinyl and hand-made inserts. 4 tracks.

Listen to the split here:
https://zegemabeachrecords.bandcamp.com/album/tired-of-tomorrows-you

Colour:

Black Lilac Marble Clear Yellow Marble Bundle set of 3

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Johnny’s Reco-mmendations: JOHANNA REY = This UK-based math/metallic hardcore band fucking rules. I dropped the 5 pounds to get the digitals, totally worth it. Like Botch meets Every Time I Die.