The Keggs - To Find Out (1967)

"A band so hated in their hometown Detroit they had to change their name after every show they played".
This track features some primal screaming, unintelligible lyrics, drunken vocals and a discordant guitar track that melts the ears. Perfect recipe for a rock and roll classic.

Exploiting Plastic Inevitable

St. Vitus' Dancehall has Exploiting Plastic Inevitable, a compilation of obscure garage band music from around the world.

Los Sirex - Yo Grito

Was It Love? - The Royal Cavaliers

I'm jazzed that the bass player is my brother-in-law! Cool.


The Royal Cavaliers were a 60's rock group from Kutztown, Pennsylvania. The band featured Kevin Snyder on guitar, Steve Haring on keyboard, Randy Hoffman on bass, Richard Gaugler on drums and Randy Schlegel on lead guitar. They cut two demo tracks of original tunes, "Was It Love?" and "I'll Try Again", both produced by engineer/entrepreneur Clay Barclay in 1966. Barclay recorded many Eastern PA bands in a recording studio based in his parents' Orwigsburg, PA home and later relocating to Reading, PA. His facilities captured the top regional acts, producing over two dozen highly-coveted 7-inch singles.


Also check out their other song I'LL TRY AGAIN.


Both songs appeared on a CD compilation, "Eastern PA Rock, Part Two" released and is still available on ARF! ARF! RECORDS. Check out their site, it's filled with a lot of cool and rare stuff, if you like it, buy a CD or two and support the small labels!

ROCK IT!

Great blog called ROCK IT! Lots of vinyl downloads. Make sure to get the entire eight volume set of BIG ITCH records! Lots more to dig through.

Les Monstres

Rare very first canadian Horror rock record from the sixties ... Marc Hamilton and his band called Les Monstres . "le monstre mash" and a crazy instrumental "thème du cimetière" are available thanks to Vente De Garage.

Punk Anderson

Some friends of mine recorded this 13 years ago. Rock!

Punk Anderson - City Dues

(Thanks to Magnus for the upload.)
Note: Click the cassette cover for a nice article of the band in Swedish)