|
You searched for " Land O Smiles "
in: record labels
Items found: 5
|
|
|
Price: $16.99
Released: 2006
In Stock
(Add-to-Cart)
|
 |
Behold! The Living Corpse
Self Titled (Vinyl LP)
Label: Land O Smiles Origin: USA
Featuring Sanford Parker (Buried at Sea and producer of Pelican, Rwake) and Velcro Lewis and Bill Roe (Velcro Lewis and His 100 Proof Band Limited edition one time pressing of only 500 copies on heavy vinyl! This "very limited release" is a collection of five songs, featuring one track from each year of this collaboration featuring Sanford Parker (Buried at Sea and producer of Pelican, Rwake) and Velcro Lewis and Bill Roe (Velcro Lewis and His 100 Proof Band), with a ca...
|
|
Price: $16.99
Released: 2006
In Stock
(Add-to-Cart)
|
|
Drug War
Aim High (Vinyl LP)
Label: Land O Smiles Origin: USA
Limited edition one time pressing of only 500 copies on heavy vinyl! Way heavy Boston sludge punk from some of the dudes that brought you Milligram.
|
|
Price: $16.99
Released: 2006
Only 5 Left
In Stock
(Add-to-Cart)
|
|
Fistula
For a Better Tomorrow (Vinyl 10 inch)
Label: Land O Smiles Origin: USA
Limited edition one time pressing of only 500 copies on heavy vinyl! Grab the rot gut whiskey and unfiltered cigarettes, because Fistula's back with a new EP, For a Better Tomorrow. The two year absence has done little to temper the band (Bing, guitarist/vocalist Bahb Branca, and new drummer, 16's Jason Corley). If you're unfamiliar with the band, I guess the best way of describing them is southern swamp sludge, ala Eyehategod. It's a suffocating sound, with a wa...
|
|
Price: $8.99
Released: 2008
Only 1 Left
In Stock
(Add-to-Cart)
|
|
Noosebomb
Man's Best Friend (Picture Disc) (Vinyl 7 inch)
Label: Land O Smiles Origin: USA
Limited edition of only 500 copies!
|
|
Price: $16.99
Released: 2007
In Stock
(Add-to-Cart)
|
|
Raw Radar War
Double Equals (Vinyl LP)
Label: Land O Smiles Origin: USA
Features Jonah Jenkins (Milligram/Only Living Witness). Limited edition one time pressing of only 500 copies on heavy vinyl! Hand silkscreened covers! If there’s a correlation between Raw Radar War and Milligram, it’s the angry, nihilistic rage of “Let’s Kill.” Otherwise, Raw Radar War is far removed from the heavy riffs of Milligram. Instead, the band takes an early hardcore assault and occasionally meshes it with crushing doom. Jonah Jenkins (Milligram/Only Living W...
|
|
|
|
|
