DINT004

The Electric Crayon Set The Hardest Thing / Demons In Disguise

Format: 2 Track 7" vinyl only release

Released: Monday 17 April 2000

Price: £3.00

 Hailing from Finland, home of Mika Hakkinen and I’m sure many other great things come The Electric Crayon set with their debut release ‘ The Hardest Thing’.

Taking their name from one of the volumes of that ultra-cool series of Psych LP’s ‘Rubbles’ - you know what you’re letting yourself in for.

The two tracks on this 7" are great punchy Psych with an ultra-catchy edge - topped off with our old friend Mr. Hammond-Organ swirling away in the background.

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DINT003

Yellowcayke -  SHE’S NO GOOD FOR ME / CRY FOR HELP / ALL ALONG THE HEATHWAY 7"

RELEASED: MONDAY 6^TH SEPTEMBER 1999

£3.00

Three tracks for 60s beat pop lovers everywhere. A version of "She’s no good for me" features in the film "Charlie Girl" on Beltaine Films, directed by Gavin Leary, starring Finty Williams, Trevor French and featuring Vals Basement and Yellowcayke. Yellowcayke was originally the tour van used by the Prisoners. Yellowcayke is now made up of Tony, Gwangie, Jay and Tetley. As part of the Stretham crew, the founder member of Yellowcayke has been on the Mod scene for more years than I’m sure he’ll admit to. Originally part of the Sealclubbers and founder member of Vals Basement, Yellowcayke made their debut following Tetley’s move back to his home town of Middlesbrough.

This limited edition 7" will see only 300 copies, complete with 60s style, hand numbered, company sleeve - so be quick and place your order now! You can catch Yellowcayke regularly gigging around Middlesbrough

DINT002

Vals Basement - Rocket Girl c/w Big White Limousine 7"

RELEASED: MONDAY 30TH NOVEMBER 1998

Hold on to your hats for the second in the series from The INTRODUCING label

Drum Roll Please ...........   VALS BASEMENT Britain’s premier garage band are ready to make the transition to vinyl. Two songs brimming with musical mayhem recorded at London’s legendary Toe Rag Studios. These Valve-tastic tunes capture the band’s live sound to a tee and promise great times ahead. This single was launched to coincide with gigs during early December 98 having just returned from Spain where they received great reviews and many requests to return, 1999 sees them tour Europe taking in Germany, Italy and France. They are also busy on the UK gig circuit, having already headlined twice at the 100 club, played for Radio’s Garage Guru - Dave Arnoff at XFM, support a version of the Rich Kids and played numerous dates around the country as part of the Popcorn tour.

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DINT001

The Leap - Seeds of Light 7"

RELEASED: MONDAY 19TH OCTOBER 1998

These 60s hip dressers started life as Stereophonic, but following the success of another band with a similar name they changed theirs to The Leap. With a heavy influence of 60s Psyche, that’s exactly what you get when you drop the needle into the grooves of this 7" With a poppy edge to the b-side, there’s something here that will appeal to 60s enthusiast of all ages.

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