Suicidal Tendencies - Suicidal TendenciesSuicidal Tendencies's debut has been regarded by critics as one of the most influential punk rock albums of all time and has inspired an untold number of influential musicians. In 1982 Suicidal Tendencies emerged from Venice, CA, with a dedicated audience among area skaters and surfers. As they established themselves on the Los Angeles punk scene, the group released their self titled debut on Frontier Records with songs like 'Institutionalized,'

and Sally Can't Dance

Pressed on 140-gram black vinyl

it finds the band at the height of their powers as they carve-up a wide-screen

Darling Nikki

self-satirizing lyrics

Ultrasonic is perhaps the first-ever album to use the echolocations of bats as compositional source material Grammy-nominated artist and musician Stuart Hyatt returns with another sonic wonder in the Field Works series

–The Other Voices (2) Hung Up On Love

Although he made a conscious retreat from punk music

‰۝ The songs on The Gospel Truth switch from sardonic (America Don‰۪t Want Me / Not Another Love Song) and satirical (The Bullingdon Boys / New Gods) to downright dark (The Truth Comes Out)

Deep Purple

Released in the US earlier this year to critical acclaim

Robinson/Being Round’ EP