Flying Bomb Records

Finally, on CD along with their classic Big Neck Records Sounds of Mayhem EP. Twelve tracks fast, hard, and explosive. The most original and over-the-top punk-rock record ever.

Music has been beat to death, it’s been mashed into a tasteless beige paste that will slide down your throat easy. MHz has no soft spots. They want to be the needle in your sweet candy, the razor blade in your apple. They want you to bleed once again for your rock-n-roll.

All four Surprise Package EPs compiled (minus the Wildbunch and the White Stripes songs) PLUS SIX NEW SONGS by the Paperbacks, Sagger,
A-Frames, Happy Supply, Hentchmen, and Akathla.

Haven’t seen anything like the Hunches in quite awhile. These kids put so much heart and soul into their songs, you’d think they where going to puke up their insides. Miracle worker Jim Diamond mixed these tunes out in Seattle—transforming what was originally just an early demo from 2001 into a killer EP.

Rael Rean play guitar/synth music you might find in an art house in 1979, and they gave us three songs so different from each other we couldn’t pick an A-side. Buy this one and you won’t regret it—two A-sides are always better than one.

Wire covers Devo, Von Lmo does Angry Samoans, paper covers rock, Debbi does Dallas ... blah, blah, blah ... whatever. MHz is a band who doesn’t like comparisons, especially to bands that already exist. MHz is a band of the future. A future fueled by plenty of angst and digital chaos, policed by maniacal Action Figures, and run rampant with Schizoid Men.

Sick to death of holiday cheer? Rather take your own life than listen to another seasonally sappy Christmas record? Then we’ve got the perfect record for you. Continuing the explosive Christmas tradition, The Real Pills, MHz, and The Dirtbombs detonate your holiday cheer with original tunes only found here.

Last recordings with the great Eric Cook. This EP contains covers of DEVO, The Saints, & The Gibson Bros, all given the Bantam Rooster treatment. Recorded at Ghetto Recorders with the inimitable Jim Diamond to guarantee the highest quality possible. These songs are exclusive to Flying Bomb.

For the vinyl enthusiast.

Very over the top fuzzed-out swamp rock. These boys never got a bad review. Horror themes without the B-movie novelty. Two tracks are not on the “Deep Thrust” LP/CD.

The Hentchmen have axed the Farfisa organ for this record only—trading it in for a bass guitar and proceeding to tear into some punk rock-n-roll. Two original songs plus a Johnny Moped cover.

This is a very raw and rocking 4-track recording. This is what got these boys the deal with Crypt Records. Bantam Rooster felt that all three of these songs came off better on 4-track than in the studio. Not on any other record.