DISTRO updates

Hey people, I thought it would be easy to post updates on what new zines and records are in the distro.  I'm going to keep this a regular thing in 2012, so check back often for updates.

You caan check out the webstore at www.feelitrecords.bigcartel.com to order and find descriptions of these zines.

new & restocked zines for February 2012:
Accept The Darkness #8 (Brown Sugar, Total Control, Condominium)
Stitches In My Head #2 (The Sleaze, Creamers, Bad Aches)
Jerk Store #10
I Remember Halloween #6 (Duress, Filipino punk)
Savage Damage Digest #2 (LaRue, Ducks Deluxe, Bedlam Four, Chants R&B, more!)
Sex Before Suicide #2 (UV Race, FNU Ronnies, Poison Idea, & more)
Limited Readership #1 (Vee Dee, NASA Space Universe, Waste Management, Mob Rules)
Subject #2 (GG King, B-Lines, Foreign Objects, Mallwalkers)
More Noize/Tortura Y Mierda split Sex Before Suicide #1 (Eyehategod, George Tabb, Anus/Out With A Bang, cult cinema, sleaze)
all available back issues of Accept The Darkness
Overdosing In Republican World #1
+ a ton of new distro records and tapes!

coming soon: (No holds.  First come, first served.)
Down and Out #19 (black metal issue w/ Sutekh Hexen, Ives, Tukaaria)
Nuts! #9 (Three huge art posters by Suzie Lucas, Lauren Likely,
writing by Tobi Vail, Layla Gibbon and an interview with Slice Harvester.)
restocks on:
Frozen Dirt #1
Hey Ronnie #7-8

PS: Look for an interview with me in Alex Ratcharge's column in the new Maximum Rock N Roll.

FEEL IT 02 - Slugz "Suit and Tie" EP

Raw, trashy garage that eases right up to the border of being hardcore. Richmond, VA mutants smash out three songs on their debut 45. Has the crunch of early rocknroll rooted punk like The Damned mixed with the reckless aggression of Teengenerate or The Retainers. A knockout effort from these kids who will doing an LP for Dead Beat in the future.

SLUGZ - Fairytales

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GOT MYSELF zine #5

It's been a long time in the pipleline, but the new issue of my fanzine GOT MYSELF (#5) is finally here! Why has it taken so long for a new issue? I think the answer lies in the fact that I've put considerably more effort into the writing and layout.  This entire issue was put together using analog technology (typewriter, cut-and-paste layout, in-person interviews, photocopier, etc) and I am quite happy with the results.  GM#5 features interviews with three of my current favorites in hardcore/punk: WASTED TIME, DOUBLE NEGATIVE, and NIGHT BIRDS.  Also included is a discography of the infamous Non-Commercial Records and a short history of the early-mid 90's Cleveland scene culled from writing by Paul E Wog and Chris Erba.  I cap off the issue with over six pages of record/zine reviews, attempting focus on harder-to-find and under appreciated recent releases.  22 pages of content!


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FEEL IT 01 - Lackey Die s/t 7"

Lackey Die was the first hardcore band from the small city of Charlottesville, Virginia.  Starting out in 1982, they played furious, no-bullshit hardcore.  During this time they recorded two studio sessions, one at Floodzone Studios (White Cross, Unseen Force) and another at the now-famous Inner Ear Studios (Minor Threat, Bad Brains, etc.)  The band broke up in late 1985, leaving behind only some local fans and a couple mentions in MRR scene reports.  25 years later, the master tapes have been re-discovered and remastered for vinyl.  You'll see why Lackey Die would fit in perfectly on an old Southern hardcore mixtape alongside bands like C.O.C., early HONOR ROLE, BEEF PEOPLE, LANDLORDS, NEON CHRIST, etc.  This release is fully authorized and is limited to 500 copies w/ hand-screened sleeves.

LACKEY DIE - No Choice 

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