Monthly Archives: November 2010

Quick one today guys, on account of the fact that the alarm guy has been giving me the headache from hell. This one is a bit pricey (sorry, but freight got me bigtime on this) but it’s limited and tough … Continue reading →

There’s this doomy, sludgey band from Baton Rouge called Thou that I’m really vibed on at the moment. They have some pretty cool t-shirts, and we just happen to have some! Printed on grey, American Apparel xs shirt. The graphic … Continue reading →

Out on Gravity records. Six tracks of brain-meltingly fast and chaotic emo. Think Angel Hair, Amber Inn, Antioch Arrow et al. If you like your music brutal, but with enough melody to keep it interesting then this is a nice … Continue reading →

The UK based Big Scary Monsters label is making quite a name for itself, consistently adding quality ‘post-indie emo’ bands to its roster, such as This Town Needs Guns and Meet Me in St Louis. If you love Cap’n Jazz … Continue reading →

The second LP from the Pittsburgh trio. Released in 1995 this record took the band into unchartered territory musically, and expanded on the characteristic time changes and repetitive guitars that came to define the band. Released on Touch and Go. … Continue reading →

Sorry about the lack of update yesterday. I had a heap of stuff come in that I had to work on getting together. Anyway, here it is. The 101 – Green St CD – $12 Against Me! – Jordan’s First … Continue reading →

Hi guys, It’s worth noting that if you see anything you like on the blog, we are more than happy to arrange mailorder for you. Just email the shop at jackson@ritualmusic.com.au and let us know what you’d like, We’ll give … Continue reading →

This is another one that’s tough to come by in stores these days. In 1996, college rock gods, Archers of Loaf recorded this 8 track live 10″. Features the tracks Harnessed in Slums, Underdogs of Nipomo, Greatest of All Time, … Continue reading →

This little gem was bought to me from London. It’s a framed and mounted Braid poster from the 2004 reunion tour that spanned the majority of the US and Canada. That yellow thing is a little bear with a funny … Continue reading →

A rare little gem from ’93, the P.O.P side is a bit harsher than their later stuff, but mind-blowing nonetheless. Bleed power through two tracks of straight,  heavy dual-vocal hardcore. Fantastic release on Ebullition.