A Melbourne country punk gem. Originally released in 1987, this record is crude, coarse and thoroughly reprehensible. Certainly not for the faint of heart or easily offended.

Sydney based 90's pop rock outfit. This band wrote great tunes. Slumber is a compile of all their Citadel singles and EPs.

Australian Cabaret star Bertie Page heads up this wicked little band of retrograde rockers. This garage punk band combines the best elements of glam rock, punk rock and trash rock, pulled off with a T. Rex / Alice Cooper bent.

Recorded at the historic Sunbury Music Festival on Australia Day 1972 by the loudest, hairiest, blues-rock band Australia has ever known. This deluxe reissue (remastered with a 16 page booklet) is a classic slab of rock history.

This retrospective is culled from recordings made by the band in Australia between 1983 and 1991 when they existed alongside better known contemporaries like the Beasts of Bourbon, feedtime, Scientists and King Snake Roost.

This compilation encompasses all parts of Blowhard's recording career from 1990 to 2001. It includes the early singles through to their debut album Blowin Off. Comes with an extensive 16 page booklet full of liner notes, pictures, magazine articles and flyers.

This Sydney band put together all the components that defined their sound into this powerful release. A hybrid of strong dynamics, soulful intensity, subtle experimentation and ever-present melody.

Before he joined AC/DC in 1974, Bon Scott had been the lead vocalist with Fraternity, turning out expansive, intriguing and underground 'head' music on one hand and hard-rockin' boogie on the other. 20 page booklet of pics and liner notes.

The Booby Traps are influenced by the primitive sounds of 60's garage bands like The Sonics and The Count Five, melodies and arrangements from girl groups such as The Shangri-Las and The Ronettes and the swagger and grit of black R&B.

The band's second album showcases the many influences and talents of the band. Although certainly entrenched in the 60's garage punk vein, this release displays an eclectic mix of self penned soul, West-Coast pop and straight out rock'n'roll.

First release for the Brisbane outfit featuring Mad Macka from the Onyas. Contains a killer swag of originals coupled with covers of Bored, Black Flag and The Gun Club. This album is raw, dirty and as lo-fi as you can get.

Hailing from Melbourne, this compile features 30 songs spanning 150 minutes of music and a 20 page booklet with rare pix, a complete discography and extensive liner notes.

The Breadmakers have been playin' their sleazy brand of swingin' Louisiana swamp pop and garage trash around hometown Melbourne, Europe, the States and Japan for close to twenty years

Sydney boys Brother Brick played Detroit and punk-tinged rock 'n' roll thru the early to late 90's. A must for fans of high energy Aussie rock 'n' roll a la Radio Birdman, the Eastern Dark and The Saints.

The Busymen have been spellbinding audiences with their singular take on 60s punk and rock & roll. The band cut their teeth in Brisbane's gutter rock scene of the late 90s combining beat, proto-punk, blues and feedback you can dance to it.