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*[[In Tongues]] | *[[In Tongues]] | ||
*[[Kodan Armada]] | *[[Kodan Armada]] | ||
*[[Pocket Bomb]] | *[[Pocket Bomb]] | ||
*[[Ayin]] | *[[Ayin]] | ||
*[[Nakatomi Plaza]] | |||
*[[Manhatta]] | |||
*[[Prideswallower]] | |||
*[[One Small Step]] | |||
*[[Operation: Cliff Clavin]] | |||
RELEASES: | RELEASES: | ||
* | *TB01 - Blue Collar Revenge Theory s/t CD | ||
*TB02 - Operation:Cliff Clavin "who needs electricity?" CD | |||
*TB03 - Ann Beretta "the other side of the coin" reissue CD | |||
*TB04/SKULL04 - Kodan Armada/Montcalm split 7" | |||
*TB05/SKULL05 - Ayin "rock n roll killed my baby" 7" | |||
*TB06/SKULL06 - Ayin "nothing islands" CD | |||
*SKULL07 - Pocket Bomb "intentions" CD | |||
*SKULL08 - Nakatomi Plaza "unsettled" LP | |||
*SKULL09 - Prideswallower "lifeswallower" 7" | |||
*SKULL10 - One Small Step "another shelter" CD | |||
MAN BEHIND IT ALL: | MAN BEHIND IT ALL: | ||
*[[Jamie Prott]] | *[[Jamie Prott]] with support from [[Jacob Goessling]] and in the early days [[Allyson Lowery]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:10, 19 February 2024
formerly Thrown Brick
BANDS:
- In Tongues
- Kodan Armada
- Pocket Bomb
- Ayin
- Nakatomi Plaza
- Manhatta
- Prideswallower
- One Small Step
- Operation: Cliff Clavin
RELEASES:
- TB01 - Blue Collar Revenge Theory s/t CD
- TB02 - Operation:Cliff Clavin "who needs electricity?" CD
- TB03 - Ann Beretta "the other side of the coin" reissue CD
- TB04/SKULL04 - Kodan Armada/Montcalm split 7"
- TB05/SKULL05 - Ayin "rock n roll killed my baby" 7"
- TB06/SKULL06 - Ayin "nothing islands" CD
- SKULL07 - Pocket Bomb "intentions" CD
- SKULL08 - Nakatomi Plaza "unsettled" LP
- SKULL09 - Prideswallower "lifeswallower" 7"
- SKULL10 - One Small Step "another shelter" CD
MAN BEHIND IT ALL:
- Jamie Prott with support from Jacob Goessling and in the early days Allyson Lowery