Dirty Water Records

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Out now on Dirty Water:
Offspring of the seed of the marauding Spanish conquistadores that brought medievel venereal diseases to America, Los Peyotes are a savage sort that would make any Nazi war criminal or strongman dictator that ever lived on their native soil raise their eyebrows in disbelief while running away crying for their mama."Introducing Los Peyotes" is their first vinyl LP and stands up to anything released by Los Saicos, Los Shakers or any other of the legendary sixties South American Garage Punks that inspired them. Elhumotassemal!!!
Los Peyotes "Introducing Los Peyotes" DWC1021LP/CD
BDAAA!!! is the new single from Los Peyotes and the b-side (recorded specifically for Dirty Water) is a cover of the great Los Saicos song "El Entierro De Los Gatos".
Los Peyotes "BDAAA!!!" DWC1020
Thee Vicars are four annoying teenage bastards from Bury St Edmunds who are out to Kung-Fu kick all the boring bands out existence - with real, raw, fuzzed-out Garage Punk no-bullshit rock'n'roll.
Thee Vicars "Don't Try To Tell ME" DWC1019
THE MORLOCKS were conceived in late August 1984 when bassist Jeff Lucas, guitarist Tom Clarke and drummer Mark Mullen recruited vocalist Leighton Koizumi and guitarist Ted Friedman (both former members of Voxx recording artists The Gravedigger Five) to form a band influenced by raving ’60s punk and psychedelia. The group immediately embarked on an intense and ambitious rehearsal schedule and within weeks they were ready to rant ’n’ rave live on stage. TheMorlocks played their first club gig in September at The Rave-Up in Los Angeles and received two recording offers the same night, and shortly thereafter signed adeal with Midnight Records of New York City. Their debut mini-LP “Emerge” was recorded in December of that year and released in the spring of 1985. The Morlocks subsequently moved to San Francisco where they became one of the city’s top attractions, recording for Epitaph, before eventually calling it quits. Since then they have become one of the most mysterious, respected and legendary of all American garage-punk bands. For many years they were missing from the scene and due to an article in Spin magazine it was even thought that Leighton was dead. But their legendary frontman is still defying all the laws of God and Man and the band is back – with a new record – and with more energy, attitude and showmanship than ever. The a-side is a brilliant new original and the b-side a cover of the Q65 classic "I Got Nightmares".
The Morlocks "I Don't Do Funerals Anymore" DWC1018
Certain to be one of the hottest new releases of the summer, “Don’t Want To Lose This Fight”, was recorded at Toe Rag, mastered by Noel Somerville and carries cover art by Bruce Brand. For a seven inch rock’n’roll single you can’t get any better than that! Originally from Melbourne, Australia, but now based in London, this four-piece feeds off past and present influences including the Sonics, The Nervous Eaters, The Hives, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, the Saints and the Velvet Underground to produce a unique mix of ’50s rock’n’roll and ’60s garage that’s been perfectly updated for today, with an appeal that reaches out to contemporary audiences of all kinds.
The Kits "Don't Want To Lose This Fight" DWC1017
Jaa! These brilliant Swedish thugs kick everyone else into touch with an all-firing fuzz attack. The Troggs, Namelosers and Bo Diddley are key words in this fuzz-crossword puzzle. But their influences are so cleverly dissected and reconstructed that you will just find yourself dancing (and sweating) in front of your gramophone.Hailing from Malmö in southern Sweden they are fronted by Englishman Lee Tea (former bassist with Thee Exciters) who is responsible for the raw vocal and crushing guitar sounds while John Krantz on bass and Anders Hansson make up the driving rhythm section.
The Branded "The Branded" DWC1016LP/CD
Hollywood Sinners "We Won't Change Our Style" DWC1015LP/CD
The Urges "The Urges Theme" versus Hollywood Sinners "Todo El Mundo Haciendo El Dawn" DWC1014
Muck and the Mires "Doreen" DWC1013 10"
Thee Exciters "Spending Cash, Talking Trash" DWC1012LP/CD
The Branded "You Got The Hurt" b/w "I Can't Stand It!" DWC1011
d3o "Wanna Hold You" b/w "Go" DWC1010
The Vipers "Satellite Boys" b/w "Icarus" DWC1009
Los Chicos "Launching Rockets" DWC1008
Vindicated! A Fleshtones Tribute DWC1007
Los Peyotes "El Humo Te Hace Mal" b/w "Te Pegare" DWC1006
Muck and the Mires 'I'm Down With That' b/w 'One Of These Days' & 'All I Really Wanna Do Is Cry' DWC1005
The Priscillas "Superhero" b/w "Y.O.Y." DWC1004
Lyres 'Dont Give It Up Now' c/w 'How Do You Know?' DWC1003
Thee Exciters 'Dial "E" For Excitement' DWC1002
The Dirty 'Cinnamon (Why I Think It's Love)' DWC1001