New Wave

Documenting a vibrant and diverse Indianapolis area punk/new wave scene from 1976-1983 and featuring a mammoth lineup of 38 bands and 46 tracks, mostly original material, many unreleased and few available elsewhere today. Includes Zero Boys, MX-80 Sound, Jetsons, Repellents, Dow Jones and the Industrials, Gizmos (original and later version), Latex Novelties, Last Four Digits, Panics, The Future, Your Parents, Hoosier Daddies, Dancing Cigarettes, Video Kids, Positions and many more. Thematically centered on the beloved Crazy Al’s club from Indianapolis which closed in 1982.

Greatest Ever New Wave Hits celebrates the eclecticism of the late 70s and early 80s with 3CDs of punk, pop and synth classics by the biggest artists of the era.

The second installment in veteran DJ Mik Maguire's fascinating mission aimed at charting the groundbreaking developments in Electronic-based music through the '80s. 15 tracks including cuts from Gary Numan, Pylon, Front 242, Die Krupps and many others.

CASSETTE ONLY. A special Halloween drop in the form of part one of a two-part Japanese post-punk, goth & new wave mixtape, the first in a tranche of globally-focused mixes reissued in partnership with Philadelphia’s punk archivists World Gone Mad.

The #1 New Wave Album - 60 classic tracks form the edges of the 70s & 80s all wrapped up in an attractive fold out card pocketpack. Featuring The Clash, The Jam, Iggy Pop, The Cure and many more!

15 original New Wave hits of the 80s!

Hasidic New Wave was a group founded in the mid-'90s by saxophonist Greg Wall and trumpeter Frank London. The pair had studied together at the New England Conservatory of Music, and later played together in Hasidic wedding bands to financially support themselves while indulging their love of jazz, avant-garde, klezmer, niggunim, and other musics with various bands in New York on the weekends. Along the way, they found a way to translate the energy of the Hasidic melodies and their love of free jazz, funk, rock, and more, into Hasidic New Wave. The group's other stable members included Aaron Alexander, Fima Ephron, and David Fiuczynski.

Born in 1967 and former Wrestling Rock'n'Roll One Man Band Activist Lightning Beat-Man (1992-1999) Turned into a Primitive Rock'n'Roll Blues Preacher in the Milenium Change and released countless Recordings on several Labels 2017 he had a hand full of songs to record this album, the idea was to record it with several musicians and not showing them the songs, they went to the Studio and Reverend Beat-Man played the songs on the guitar one time, then they had 2 takes for Recording without rehurcal to keep it fresh, Anyway the idea was Free Style and so is that whole Album, the Result was a Mix of Blues Trash, New Wave Folk and Dark No Wave Garage Punk and Rock'n'Roll he selected the NEW WAVE from musicians he loved the most as the moment.