Adopt This Label: Rusted Wave Records | Be Excellent To Each Other
With releases like Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure and Young Guns II, Rusted Wave Records know all about niche collectibles as well as classic 80s rock!
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Adopt This Label: Norwegian Blue Records
Norwegian Blue Records is ran by a man of many talents, Tyson Wiebe who was kind enough to answer some of my questions about his journey of falling in love with music, his musicianship and the bands he is in, and about running a very cool record label!
Adopt This Label: Transcending Records | Making It Happen With Metal
For the latest edition of Adopt This Label, Coop interviews Mike Ramirez of Transcending Records to find out how he's making it happen with metal.
Adopt This Label: Velocity Of Sound | Rock N’ Roll At Cost
Aaron Cooper talks with Darren Little, the owner of Velocity Of Sound. A vinyl-only label that insists on selling their releases at cost.
Adopt This Label: Hominid Sounds | Drone, Wonk, Space Rock, and Balls-to-the-Wall Garage Punk
Hominid Sounds, the UK underground label have released some absolute corkers guaranteed to thrill the pants off even the most particular of musos.
Bengt Berger: Bitter Funeral Beer | Adopt This Album
Bengt Berger's 1981 album Bitter Funeral Beer is a forgotten World Music gem, a compelling mix of jazz and Ghanaian music that features a great cast of musicians, including trumpeter Don Cherry. B.G.M.'s M Milner dives into this overlooked album.
Adopt this Bootleg: Prince – The Dawn
Prince in the mid 1990s is mostly remembered for his off-stage antics, but the fan-compiled bootleg, The Dawn shows how underrated this period is.
Adopt This Album: Kestrel – Kestrel
B.G.M. looks at Cherry Red's reissue of Kestrel's long-forgotten album, "an enjoyable slice of 70s prog with some good tunes and solid playing throughout.
Adopt This Album: Porches. – Slow Dance In The Cosmos
Porches. have proven to be a band who are able to balance insight and humor hand in hand, and Slow Dance In The Cosmos is a worthy testament.
Adopt This Album: Brass Knuckles For Tough Guys – Noise Man Kills Him
For anyone who couldn't be confined listening to straight up punk or metal from the 90's, Brandon tells you why you should have been listening to Brass Knuckles for Tough Guys all along!