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Coming out on October 25, 2011 COMING OUT ON OCTOBER 25, 2011 new releases from BOBBY JOE EBOLA & THE CHILDREN MACNUGGITS CREEPXOTICA • DRY SPELL GHOUL • HOW DARE YOU LUSHY AND HERB • NIGHT FEVER NOTHINGTON • OUTSIDERS PERMANENT BASTARDS TORNADO RIDER Exclusively Distributed by BOBBY JOE EBOLA & THE CHILDREN MACNUGGITS Street Date: ¡CARMELITA SINGS! VISIONS OF A ROCK APOCALYPSE (Deluxe Re-issue) CD 10/25/2011 INFORMATION: Artist Hometown: Pinole, CA For Fans Of: GEORGE CARLIN, 90’S BAY AREA PUNK, FLESHIES/ BLATZ/GRAVY-TRAIN, WEIRD AL, DR DEMENTO From the trash-strewn strip malls and refinery-blighted hills of the San Francisco Bay Area comes the legendary acoustic duo Bobby Joe Ebola and the Children MacNuggits. Since its inception in 1995, the band has infected the hearts and minds of thousands of audiences, with an unforgettable combination of scathing social satire, contagious songwriting, intense and unpredictable performances, and poop jokes. Armed with only a guitar and two voices, the band has become the go-to troubadours for hilarious post-apocalyptic advice. ¡Carmelita Sings!: Visions of a Rock Apocalypse, the dark and cerebral classic 2000 album, will now be reissued for the first time with its original 40 page art- ARTIST: BOBBY JOE EBOLA & book. In addition to the full-length, this brick of awesome features B-sides, an THE CHILDREN unreleased MacNuggit radio performance from 1999, and includes reprinted (still MACNUGGITS subversive) buttons and stickers from the tense and bygone era of the original TITLE: ¡CARMELITA SINGS! release. 32 songs on the CD, plus a download code for another full-length worth LABEL: SILVER SPROCKET of epic Bobby Joe Ebola gems! CAT#: SILVER 033 The art book contains illustrations, paintings, collage and more from many artists FORMAT: CD including Jon Carling, Moses Saarni, Fermin Mata, Robert Eggplant (Absolutely GENRE: Punk/Satire-Folk Zippo/Blatz), Julia Booze, Dylan Blackthorn, Christopher Murdoch, Jason BOX LOT: NA Chandler (The Frustrators), Baby Deer (Fleshies), Caoimhe Über Alles and even SRLP: $7.98 some crude doodles by the band members, along with new art inspired by the UPC: 639852103326 album’s cataclysmic tone. EXPORT: NO RESTRICTIONS Tracklist: 1. Root Canal 2. Money For Books Marketing Points: 3. Reverend Thomas Speaks 4. I Love Drugs 5. Skin Cancer 6. My Eyes Are Down 7. Summer Screamin’ 8. Childkiller 9. Sideburns • The band members ran S.P.A.M. Records, a DIY collective which 10. Little Lamb 11. Reverend Thomas Speaks Again released over 100 records between 1996-2002, including the debut 12. Vicarious Fame (I’m Hip) 13. Mr. Abuse 14. Psychotic Girlfriend 15. 1 1/2 ft. (The Squirrel Song) releases of bands such as Fleshies, Gravy Train!!!, Blast Rocks! and 16. Secret Service Industry 17. Sliding Glass Door others. S.P.A.M. was also responsible for organizing Geekfest, a 18. You Don’t Have To Die Alone 19. Canary 20. Mr. Turtle 21. Liver Lover now-legendary series of free outdoor punk festivals in the 1990s. 22. The Nearly Out-Of-Salt Cabaret • Occasional backup singer and 3rd member John “Geek” March 23. Kathleen, The World Needs You 24. You Deprivation Chamber 25. Suitcase Mink is also vocalist for Fleshies, Triclops!, and Street Eaters. 26. The Rotting Game • Five full USA tours since 2010 alongside friends Lemuria, Mikey 27. rocknrollfire - (Carmelita Sings! Outtake) ¡Carmelita Sings! B-Sides: Erg, Screaming Females, The Frustrators, Emily’s Army, Fleshies, 28. Stick It Out (Frank Zappa) 29. Cuhl Aide Mahn The Phenomenauts and endless more. 30. She Ain’t No Crip (Electric Version) 31. Anne 32. Hermie Halbert & I Need Poon (Live at Berkeley • Friends and fans include members of Green Day and legendary Square, 1994) radio host Dr. Demento. Exclusively Distributed by Contact your sales rep: Andy King Chris Pease [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 610-766-1345 Phone: 916-285-6051 www.ildistro.com Fax: 866-237-1346 Fax: 916-596-2174 Street Date: CREEPXOTICA 10/25/2011 CREEPXOTICA 7˝ w/dl code INFORMATION: Artist Hometown: San Diego, CA Key Markets: San Diego, Los Angeles, For Fans Of: Surf Garage Exotica The Cramps Creepxotica: {Kreep-za-ti-ka}, noun or adjective; having or causing a creeping sensation of the skin, as from horror or fear combined ARTIST: CREEPXOTICA with the relaxing exotic sounds of the South-Pacific. TITLE: CREEPXOTICA LABEL: DIONYSUS Enjoy a Margarita or Martini next to the pool while Creepxotica CAT#: ID0745108 takes you on an exotic ride through time to the sun bleached FORMAT: 7 INCH W/DL CODE sands of the Mexican Riviera, and to the cool ocean waters of the GENRE: Exotica, Garage, Surf Polynesian Islands. The soothing sounds of the Vibes will calm your BOX LOT: NA savage soul, while the reverberating guitar will hearken a time of SRLP: $5.98 lazy Saturday afternoons. The percussive musings will melt your UPC: NA EXPORT: NO RESTRICTIONS inhibitions, as low, melodious, bass driven tones will cool your head on a hot August afternoon. So sit back and relax as you embark on a weekend in Tiki paradise with the new lounge sensation from Tracklist: Dionysus Records, Creepxotica! Haunted Hula Creeping Kilauea (Shhh - don’t tell anyone that Creepxotica is actually garage punk Enchanted Lagoon surf pranksters - The Creepy Creeps - the band that Robert Plant Murder on Molokai hand picked to open his SOCA Band of Joy shows!) Marketing Points: Limited edition four-song red vinyl 7” with free digital download code - it’s got a big hole too and looks like a cool old record from the ‘60s! Exclusively Distributed by Contact your sales rep: Andy King Chris Pease [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 610-766-1345 Phone: 916-285-6051 www.ildistro.com Fax: 866-237-1346 Fax: 916-596-2174 Street Date: DRY SPELL 10/25/2011 S/T LP INFORMATION: Artist Hometown: Richmond, VA Key Markets: San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Denver, Austin, Bay Area/West Coast, Richmond,VA For Fans Of: Poison Idea, Jerry’s Kids, Turbonegro, late 70’s KBD DRY SPELL’s one of richmond, VA’s hardest working Punk/HC bands at the moment, and this lp definetly shows them at their peak. Their previous 2 7”es were good, But this is EXCELLENT! Driving mid tempo punk to full on Hardcore with tune-age that immediately gets stuck in your head. ARTIST: DRY SPELL The best thing really about DRY SPELL is you can’t pidgeon hole TITLE: S/T them into one genre of HC Punk or the other. You can hear influence LABEL: NO WAY from Feel the Darkness era Poison Idea, Mid Tempo parts of Jerry’s CAT#: NW-51 Kids Is this my World and earlier, Maybe throw in some Turbonegro, FORMAT: LP some Late 70’s KBD Punk and 70’s Rock all at the same time. It’s GENRE: PUNK/HARDCORE really for you to determine for yourself. To us the music should sell BOX LOT: NA itself. SRLP: $11.98 UPC: NA EXPORT: NO RESTRICTIONS Tracklist: Marketing Points: 1. Road Rage 2. On My Mind Solid punk/hardcore LP 3. Think You’re Safe 4. Freak Acts 5. Mysterious Ways 6. Dream, Motherfucker 7. Seed 8. Break Free 9. Pig Meat (Traditional) 10. Charmed 11. Work To Live Exclusively Distributed by Contact your sales rep: Andy King Chris Pease [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 610-766-1345 Phone: 916-285-6051 www.ildistro.com Fax: 866-237-1346 Fax: 916-596-2174 Street Date: GHOUL 10/25/2011 TRANSMISSION ZERO LP/CD INFORMATION: Artist Hometown: Creepsylvania Key Markets: Bay Area, LA, Texas For Fans Of: Anthrax, Slayer, Man or Astroman After hiding out in the catacombs of Creepsylvania for years, Ghoul returns with their 4th album. 11 tracks of their trademark death thrashing crossover mayhem tweeked with elements of surf rock and doom. Catch Ghoul on the “Return of the Maggots” tour this fall with Gwar! ARTIST: GHOUL Marketing Points: TITLE: TRANSMISSION ZERO LABEL: TANK CRIMES Full US tour with GWAR this fall CAT#: TC50 FORMAT: LP/CD Playing Maryland Death Fest in 2012 GENRE: METAL BOX LOT: LP 35, CD 25 Full scale press campaign through Catharsis PR SRLP: LP $14.98, CD $10.98 UPC: TC50lp - 879198007753 TC50cd – 879198007760 Cult following EXPORT: NO RESTRICTIONS Rest of out of print back catalog back in print as well Tracklist: 1. The Lunatic Hour 2. Off With Their Heads 3. Destructor 4. Death in the Swamp 5. The Mark of Voodoo 6. Brain Jerk 7. Blood Feast 8. Morning of the Mezmetron 9. Transmission Zero 10. Tooth and Claw 11. Metallicus Ex Mortis Exclusively Distributed by Contact your sales rep: Andy King Chris Pease [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 610-766-1345 Phone: 916-285-6051 www.ildistro.com Fax: 866-237-1346 Fax: 916-596-2174 Street Date: GHOUL 10/25/2011 splatterthrash CD INFORMATION: Artist Hometown: Creepsylvania Key Markets: Bay Area, LA, Texas For Fans Of: Anthrax, Slayer, Man or Astroman Creepsylvania’s Ghoul have proven that thrash metal has stood the test of time and will not be stopped. Sick guitar riffs, catchy as hell, critical for moshing. Shouted group vocals and death metal growls and grunts. They don’t stop there as they can turn up the reverb and belt out some killer surf jams. Don’t get injured, killed or eaten, buy this CD. Live for metal, die for Ghoul! ARTIST: GHOUL TITLE: SPLATTERTHRASH Marketing Points: LABEL: TANK CRIMES CAT#: TC19 Back in print after 2 years FORMAT: CD GENRE: METAL Brand new album out 10/25 BOX LOT: 25 SRLP: $10.98 US tour with Gwar fall 2011 UPC: 879198007784 EXPORT: NO RESTRICTIONS Performing at Maryland Death Fest 2012 Tracklist: Cult following 01 – Into the Catacombs 02 – As Your Casket Closes 03 – Bury the Hatchet 04 – Merde! 05 – Cult of the Hunter 06 – Mutant Mutilator 07 – Psychoplasm 08 – Splaterthrash 09 – Gutbucket Blues 10 – Rise, Killbot, Rise!!! 11 – Life of the Living Dead 12 – Baron Samedi Exclusively Distributed by Contact your sales rep: Andy King Chris Pease [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 610-766-1345 Phone: 916-285-6051 www.ildistro.com Fax: 866-237-1346 Fax: 916-596-2174 Street Date: GHOUL 10/25/2011 We Came for the Dead / Maniaxe CD INFORMATION: Artist Hometown: Creepsylvania Key Markets: Bay Area, LA, Texas For Fans Of: Anthrax, Slayer, Man or Astroman First two albums now reissued together on one CD.
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