GG King - Drug Zoo 7"

One great Atlanta band dies, another is born. Not that the famed Carbonas are done for good, but with guitarist “Gentleman” Jesse Smith working on his solo stuff, band mates Greg King and the gang have reformed.

Enter GG King. Rising from the ashes of the Carbonas like some vicious punk rock bird of prey, GG King attacks, claws and gnaws the musical landscape with equal parts guile and aggression.

The single’s title track, Drug Zoo, is an instant classic and the b side cover of that old Box Tops chestnut The Letter is sure to be a crowd pleaser. (Rob’s House Records, 2009)

Sample here...
http://rapidshare.com/files/297281866/GG_King.rar

Buy here...
http://www.robshouserecords.com/
http://www.myspace.com/ggkingband

The Wet Dreams - Here Come The Wet Dreams 7”

I ordered this 7” so long ago I just plumb forgot about it. Then suddenly, out of the blue, at least a year after I ordered it and 7 years after the songs were first recorded, it appeared in the mail.

Yet another piece of Atlanta musical lore, the long since de-funked The Wet Dreams were made up of Deerhunter’s Bradford Cox Bradford Cox (drums/vocals), Golden Triangle’s Alix Brown (bass/vocals) and Tabitha’s Julie Elledge (guitar/vocals).

The ep hits you with four sweaty numbers, drenched in sloppy garage fuzz and doused with dirty electro-punk. You will never be totally clean again after hearing this, no matter how much you wash. (Die Slaughterhaus, 2009)

Sample here...
http://rapidshare.com/files/261590068/the_wet_dreams.zip
http://www.myspace.com/thewetdreams
www.myspace.com/dieslaughterhausrecords

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http://www.dieslaughterhausrecords.com/