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Nicotine Records, Spain to the Family!!! CCoocckkRRooaacchh MMeeddiiaa WWeellccoommeess NNiiccoottiinnee RReeccoorrddss (((SSppaaiinn))) TToo oouurr FFaammiillyy ooff LLaabbeellss A Available to Ship August 2nd CONTACT: COCKROACH MEDIA LABEL GROUP US Distribution: Sound of Jimmy White California [email protected] AEC www.CockRoachMedia.com Edge SDID / (Super D / Available to ship August 1st, 2010 Cockroach Media welcomes Nicotine Records, Spain to the family!!! ORIGINAL ARTIST TITLE EUROPEAN LABEL CAT # UPC# CONF. SRP RELEASE DATE APRIL 2010- VORACIOUS APPETITE, FLASHFALCON NEW NICOTINE RECORDS NICO71 8032523590715 CD $12.98 VENOMOUS BITE RELEASE APRIL 2010- KANI ROCKABEAST NEW NICOTINE RECORDS NICO70 8032523590708 CD $12.98 RELEASE APRIL 2010- CHILLIHOUNDS WELCOME TO THE SHOW NEW NICOTINE RECORDS NICO69 8032523590692 CD $12.98 RELEASE NOVA ASCHERE ROTTEN MAKE UP Sep-09 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO67 8032523590678 CD $12.98 CHUCKIES, CHUCKIES THE CHUCKIES Sep-09 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO66 8032523590661 CD $12.98 SKINNY BONES & THE SHOT MY TV Sep-09 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO64 8032523590647 CD $12.98 GONEDADDYS NAZI DOGS, THE OLD HABITS DIE HARD Jul-09 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO62 8032523590623 CD $12.98 ASHTONES MAINLINE ROCKET Sep-09 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO61 8032523590616 CD $12.98 FUCK 'EM ALL, WE'VE ALTREADY (NOW) FALSE ALARM Apr-09 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO60 8032523590609 CD $12.98 WON MOCHINES, THE THE EAGLE HAS LANDED Apr-09 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO59 8032523590593 CD $12.98 THE BEECHCRAFT BONANZA + FRUTTI ACCIDENTS, THE Jan-09 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO57 8032523590579 CD $12.98 DI BOSCO THINGS, THE SOME KIND OF KICK Oct-08 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO55 8032523590555 CD $12.98 LIME SPIDERS LIVE AT THE ESPLANADE Sep-08 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO53 8032523590531 CD $12.98 BAD DAYS, THE EAT MY LUCK Sep-08 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO51 8032523590517 CD $12.98 LURE, WALTER LIVE IN BERLIN Oct-08 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO50 8032523590500 CD $12.98 GAZA STRIPPERS FROM THE DESK OF DR. FREEPILL… Nov-02 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO006 8032523590067 CD $12.98 LUSTKILLERS, THE BLACK SUGAR SESSION May-08 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO49 8032523590494 CD $12.98 BAD MACHINE SURFIN' IN THE CITY Apr-08 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO48 8032523590487 CD $12.98 COWBOY PROSTITUTES SWINGIN' AT THE FENCES Mar-08 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO47 8032523590470 CD $12.98 LOVE INJECTIONS TREES ON A HILL Apr-08 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO43 8032523590432 CD $12.98 HIGHSCHOOL LOCKERS NEVER ENDING PARTY Mar-06 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO30 8032523590302 CD $12.98 JAYWALKER, DEE 59 O CLOCK May-06 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO35 8032523590357 CD $12.98 WE'VE FORGOTTEN MORE THAN YOU'LL JOHNNNY CASINO'S EASY ACTION Sep-05 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO26 8032523590265 CD $12.98 EVER KNOW DEVILTONES, THE RIDING THE HIGH HORSE Jun-05 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO25 8032523590258 CD $12.98 POPZILLAS, THE TU E L'ESTATE (PUNK ROCK BABY) Oct-04 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO22 8032523590227 CD $12.98 SWEETBACKS, THE THE SWEETBACKS Aug-04 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO17 8032523590173 CD $12.98 ELECTRIC FRANKENSTEIN/BAD DOCTOR FRANKENDRAGSTER (SPLIT Mar-04 NICOTINE RECORDS NICO13 8032523590135 CD $12.98 DOG BOOGIE CD) NNIICCOOTTIINNEE RREECCOORRDDSS favorite underground rock n'sleaze label! Artist : Flashfalcon Title : "Voracious Appetite, Venomous Bite" Format : CD Catalog Number : NIC071 SRP: $12.98 Release Date : April 2010 Barcode : 8032523590715 Total playing time : 50:49 File Under: Thin Lizzy, Gluecifer Description : Get ready for Flashfalcon's new wild album : VORACIOUS APPETITE, VENOMOUS BITE ! With one balls-smashing track after the other on the unapologetic LP, Flashfalcon – who have been tearing up the stage since 2005 – are set to bury all those mediocre rock ‘n’ roll bands with their blood-spitting hew of cleaving guitars. Mastered by the glorious Glen Robinson at studios D.O.C. in Montreal (Nashville Pussy, Probot, AC/DC, Iggy Pop), these 12 powerful tracks are coming over you, like high-powered 1970 Ford Torinos flying down the highway at 200 miles an hour! You have been warned! Tracklist : 1.The Endless Flow Of Crimson Ink 2.Moody Weather 3.Let's Start Tonight 4.One After The Other 5.You Ain't No Good (For Rock) 6.Eternal Lonesome Boy 7.God Dammit 8.Trailer Park Queen 9.Last Rain 10.Guts On Fire 11.Breakout Killers 12.Dome Fragments Artist : Kani Title : "Rockabeast" Format : CD Catalog Number : NIC070 SRP: $12.98 Release Date : April 2010 Barcode : 8032523590708 Total playing time : 42:36 File Under: Uriah Heep, Motorhead, Nashville Pussy Description : “Rockabeast ? What does it mean? A rock ’n’ roll extremist, you know…”. Welcome to the raucous, thunderous, coarse, hoarse, stoned out, ironic, sensitive, smoky, wacky, dead drunky and philty world of Kani, ladies and gentlemen! This is the shit: a mix of hard rock, heavy sound, punk attitude and adoration for good ol’ blues. No mercy for you, emo-pop-ass-lickers! In these 11 songs there are sex with your mother (Too sexy for my pants), drugs for when you feel lonely in your Wild West (Dead soul cowboy), and rock’n’roll for that girl you love so much but doesn’t even look at you (Chicken dance). And many, many, many cigarettes (Proud smoker). This italian fast&furious band, born in 2007, is not only for Motorhead, Peter Pan Speedrock or Nashville Pussy fans, but also for all original rock fans. God is dead, rock’n’roll’s not. Come to see them live! Tracklist : 1.Getcha Hellyeah! 2.Proud Smoker 3.Too Sexy For My Pants 4.The Dirty Son Of Joe Cocker 5.Lost & Shaken 6.Dead Soul Cowboy 7.Nail 'Em Up 8.Chicken Dance 9.Don't Steal My Boots 10.4 Bastards 4 A Roll 11.Rockabeast Artist : Chillihounds Title : "Welcome To The Show" Format : CD Catalog Number : NIC069 SRP: $12.98 Release Date : April 2010 Barcode : 8032523590692 Total playing time : 39:07 File Under: Z.Z.Top, Cult, AC/DC Description : There’s no other word better describing the music coming from this Swedish rock’n’roll outfit. Welcome to the Show is CHILLIHOUNDS highly anticipated follow up to their debut “The Album”. Although both outings share the same loose vibe, this time the group has dug further into their vinyl collections and explored all the branches of the classic rock tree. The result is a ten track onslaught with both variety and depth. There’s the party anthem of (Meet Me) On the Rocks, the groovelicious feel of Good Dog Gone Bad, the funky heaviness of Lady Pink and then there’s the acoustic southern rock of Sugar Lou. Is there a concept to it all? You bet. Everyone’s invited to come along for the trip when CHILLIHOUNDS tell the tale of rock’n’roll debauchery through an imaginary concert – hence the albums title. The frantic show opener Hello! Hello! Hello! bids you welcome to a show full of rowdy parties, temporary female liaisons and unruly crowds. The songs reflect upon the good life on the road in general. It’s the ultimate party album. Welcome to the Show concludes with the encore in the dressing room where the boys hammer out the finale Thank You and Goodnight. In other words, Welcome to the Show is the new Destroyer (KISS) for a new bunch of rock’n’roll fans. Tracklist : 1.Hello! Hello! Hello! 2.(Meet Me) On The Rocks 3.Lady Pink 4.Slave To Love 5.Good Dog Gone Bad 6.Sugar Lou 7.Mobile Lifestyle 8.Night Time Is The Right Time 9.Oh Yeah!Oh Yeah! 10.Thankyou And Goodnight Artist : Nova Aschere Title : "Rotten Make Up" Format : CD Catalog Number : NIC067 SRP: $12.98 Release Date : September 2009 Barcode : 8032523590678 Total playing time : 46:46 File Under: David Bowie,Nick Cave Description : Some cover-versions out of the glamrock-aera and some songs written by Nova. He`s influenced by artist like Roxy Music, David Bowie, T.Rex and Brian Eno, but also by artists like Peter Murphy and Nick Cave.It`s suprising how this different styles (Glamrock, and more experimental pop music) fits togheter,his impressiv and emotional voice goes straight into your heart and mind. Tracklist : 1.All My Mind 2.In Every Dreamhome 3.Another Sunday Morning 4.Climbing Up The Walls 5.Dirt 6.Babys On Fire 7.All Tomorrows Party 8. Es Flustert Der Feind 9.20 th Century Boy 10.She Speak Different Language Artist : The Chuckies Title : "ST" Format : CD Catalog Number : NIC066 SRP: $12.98 Release Date : September 2009 Barcode : 8032523590661 Total playing time : 35:41 File Under: Chuck Norris Experiment Description : Having re-arranged some classic Chuck Norris Experiment songs and writing new ones exclusively for The Chuckies, the outcome is a energetic Rockabilly Country brawl stripped down to the basics, fueled up with enough energy to get your feet stomping and to get that ass shaking! Tracklist : 1.The roof is about to cave in 2.Evil empire vampire 3.Ugly motherfucker 4.Hey Now 5.Fire alive! 6.158 7.She moves in murderous ways 8.Radio Shadow 9. Roll 10.Senorita (Lookout) - Bonustrack 11.The roof is about to cave in (Clean version) – Bonustrack 12.Roll (Clean version) – Bonustrack Artist : Skinny Bones & The Gonedadys Title : "Shot My TV" Format : CD Catalog Number : NIC064 SRP: $12.98 Release Date : September 2009 Barcode : 8032523590647 Total playing time : 39:40 File Under: Dream Syndicate,Swall Map Description : Written /recorded and produced by Skinny Bones, Shot My TV marks the return of this young new york punk rock veteran whose songwriting and guitar playing skills have already marked a couple of generations of music fans around the world. Skinny Bones co-wrote and recorded several songs with Dee Dee before teaming up with Marky Ramone , co-writing The Job That Ate My Brain and Anxiety for the Ramones’ album Mondo Bizarro in 1992.
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