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SUBURBIA 045LTD
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Originally released in 1996, Calgary, Alberta punk rock pioneers Chixdiggit's debut album has finally been reissued in its original format. Scattered with hits like "Hemp Hemp Hurray" or "Henry Rollins Is No Fun," this is pure '90s pop-punk for the light-hearted. Exclusively licensed by the indie rock label "par excellence," Sub Pop Records. Limited-edition color vinyl.
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SUBURBIA 050LP
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Previously unreleased collection that compiles Bum's rare 7" singles and previously unreleased tracks, showcasing their infectious melodies, driving riffs, and high-energy performances. Featuring the original version of the hits "A Promise Is A Promise" and "Wedding Day," and the unreleased songs "Everything I Say Is Wrong" and "You, Down Again". Perfect for fans and collectors, this release is a testament to Bum's enduring impact on the punk rock landscape.
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SUBURBIA 043LP
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In 1986 the Chems recorded four songs at Studio 9 located on Hollywood Blvd and Western. Two of these songs would become their first 7". In 1996, the Chems recorded demos for what would be their last album, Arpeggio Motorcade for Cruz. These demos, along with some live recordings from the '90s, are featured together on this album for the first time ever. Includes double-sided insert with exclusive liner notes from Dave Naz.
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SUBURBIA 045LP
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Originally released in 1996, Calgary, Alberta punk rock pioneers Chixdiggit's debut album finally reissued in its original format. Scattered with hits like "Hemp Hemp Hurray" or "Henry Rollins Is No Fun", this is pure '90s pop-punk for the light-hearted. Exclusively licensed by the indie rock label "par excellence", Sub Pop Records.
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SUBURBIA 046LP
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Originally released on Toxic Shock records in 1989, this is the debut album of junk rockers Sloppy Seconds. It makes you want to jump around, dance, party and roll through town with the windows down and the volume up to eleven. Shirtless, sweaty and unleashed, not for the faint of heart. The junk-rock classic is back! Pressed on green vinyl.
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SUBURBIA 047LP
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The 1994 debut album by Wisconsin cheese-punk legends Boris The Sprinkler, back on vinyl for the first time since the '90s! Featuring the early hits "Drugs & Masturbation," "Gimme Gimme Grape Juice," and "The Way It Is!" Also featuring a few early misses, to amuse the cynical consumer! Double-sided lyrics insert included!
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SUBURBIA 040LP
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Originally released on Johanns Face Records in 1996, this is the first vinyl reissue for Grease, Grits and Gravy, the first album by The Cletus from Charleston, South Carolina. Featuring Johnny Puke on vocals, produced by Mass Giorgini, catchy hooks and infectious melodies. Turn up the volume.
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SUBURBIA 042LP
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Groundbreaking '90s all-female political SF hardcore punk. Retrospective LP featuring the self-titled 7" on Lookout!, their full debut LP on Ebullition and the legendary Mi Cuerpo Es Mio 7". "Their songs raged against macho bullshit and patriarchal society's cliches of male dominance, and at the same time gave out a reevaluation of female strength." --Dick Lucas. Benefit release for Ukrainian women's fund.
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Originally released on the Toxic Shock label in 1989, this is the debut album from Indianapolis pop punk legend Sloppy Seconds. Makes you want to jump around, dance, party and roll through town with the windows down and the volume up. Not for the faint of heart! Limited to 200 only cassette version on Hey Suburbia.
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SUBURBIA 026LP
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Originally released by the Norway Ramones fan club on CD only in 2004, this is the first time on vinyl for the hardest to find of all Ramones cover albums, recorded in the early '00s by a short-lived spin off project from members of The Yum Yums and the Kwyet Kings. Mastered by the one and only Daniel Rey. Revised exclusive artwork by Dyna Moe.
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SUBURBIA 036LP
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One of the most enduring bands in the Australian rock scene, the Hard-Ons' thirty-five-year legacy in the punk rock world is unvaluable. This is the first vinyl reissue for their 2003 album, the second after their 1998 comeback, originally released on the Chatterbox label in Australia and Bomp! Records in the USA. Includes double-sided insert. Art by Ray Ahn.
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SUBURBIA 038LP
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Guided by the visionary ingenuity of Japanese artist "Assman" Ono Ching, also responsible for all artworks involved, Jet Boys were a lightning bolt of Ramones-inspired, lo-fi punk fury, etching their place indelibly in the annals of '90s Japanese garage punk revolution, alongside the likes of Teengenerate, Registrators, and Phantom Rats, to name just a few. Originally released in a Japan-only CD edition in 1999 on the ZK records label, Jet Boys' second album is now available on vinyl 25 years after its initial release!
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SUBURBIA 031AU
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Originally released in 2020 and widely acclaimed as "the record of the year" in the punk rock community worldwide, Bobby Ramone's legendary self-titled debut gets the Hey Suburbia reissue treatment. Repress in Australian Ramones-style sleeve! Two bonus tracks included!
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SUBURBIA 044LP
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Learned on a whim and played, in its entirety, as an encore on the band's 1999 tour, Boris The Sprinkler's take on the Circle Jerks classic Group Sex album manages to shave almost two minutes off the fifteen-minute running time of the original. Originally released in 2000 as a CD-only on singer Rev. Nørb's own Bulge Records, this is the first vinyl appearance of this spirited tribute to the World's Most Efficient Album. Revel in the brief cyclone of whimsical discontent that is the special "We Lost All The Original Photos Over the Course of the Interceding Two Dozen Years So We Had To Make New Cover Art" edition!
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SUBURBIA 027LP
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Started in the late '80s as a one-man band with a Fisher Price drum machine, San Pedro's punkers F.Y.P. (Five Year Plan) soon evolved into one of the main names of the '90s pop-punk evolution. Released on their own recess records in 1997 and produced by Dwarves' frontman Blag Dahlia, their fourth album My Man Grumpy is reissued on vinyl for the first time in twenty-five years.
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SUBURBIA 039LP
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Originally released on No Tomorrow in 1996, this is the first vinyl reissue for Operacion Dragon, third album by the kings of Spanish '90s Ramones-core: Shock Treatment from Castellon. Limited "Punk Rock Raduno 2023" edition with slightly revised tracklist, now featuring their version of "Modern Machine" by The Crowd.
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SUBURBIA 017LP
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Second album by Cleveland kings of "Ramones-meet-Beach Boys surf-punk," Beatnik Termites, finally reissued on Hey Suburbia. Originally released in 1996 on Recess Records and partially mixed by Mass Giorgini at Sonic Iguana Studios, Bubblecore is one of the rarest of the '90s pop punk classics. Original artwork by legendary punk artist Chris Shary, also responsible for the iconic Descendents logo and most of their art.
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SUBURBIA 032LP
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Complete 12 song demo recording from 1985 by Seattle's own pop punk/grunge pioneers, The Fastbacks. Recorded in Seattle on a 4-track cassette Portastudio with the classic Lulu-Kim-Kurt line-up with Richard Stuverud (of War Babies and Three Fish fame on drums). Remastered by Kurt Bloch in 2021 and unreleased as a whole in any format until today. White vinyl.
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SUBURBIA 023LP
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Reissue, originally released in 1999. Risen from the ashes of Home Alone, Retarded hailed from Voghera, Italy, and debuted in 1998 with three singles and this self-titled LP of pure Ramones-inspired madness, reissued on vinyl after 25 years. One of the best Italian punk albums of the '90s, according to Rolling Stone. Splatter vinyl; one bonus track; double-sided insert.
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SUBURBIA 015LP
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Originally released on CD only on the glorious Lookout! label in 1998, this six-tracker shook the punk rock world. Featuring members of Screeching Weasel and the Queers together in a surf-inspired punk rock project, recorded at Sonic Iguana and produced by the one and only Mass Giorgini. Double-sided lyrics insert included. One-sided color vinyl.
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SUBURBIA 021LP
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Reissue, originally released in 1995. Originally released on the legendary No Tomorrow label, Radio Surf is one of the absolute classics of the '90s Spanish Ramones-inspired pop punk resurgence. Includes their 1993 single and four demo versions as bonus, with double-sided insert. Blue vinyl. "If you want to listen to good pop punk listen to Spanish bands" --Ben Weasel, Maximum RocknRoll, 1995.
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SUBURBIA 025EP
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Reissue, originally released in 2013. The debut EP from New England's garage punk group, Wimpy & The Medallions featuring Wimpy Rutherford, the original front man of the cult pop-punk band The Queers. A strong line-up behind him, featuring ex Queers/Nobodys guitarist Geoff Palmer, Kurt Baker from The Leftovers, and members from The Connection. Still Headed Nowhere was recorded and written in 48 hours during Memorial Day weekend 2012. Revisited artwork for this Hey Suburbia limited edition 7".
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SUBURBIA 028LP
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Reissue. Originally issued on Thirteen Records from Sao Paulo in 1997, Back To Basics is the second album by Rio De Janeiro punk legends Carbona. Widely considered the peak of the whole Ramones-core made in Brazil movement, this groundbreaking album is released on vinyl for the first time ever. Features one bonus track and includes double-sided lyrics insert. White vinyl.
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SUBURBIA 035LP
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Reissue, originally released in 1992. Long overdue reissue for the debut album by the French melodic hardcore punkers Burning Heads. With a three-decade career, tons of full-length albums on labels like Epitaph and Victory, Burning Heads are an institution in the punk rock scene worldwide. Includes double-sided insert. Orange vinyl.
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SUBURBIA 022LP
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Long before any Ramones' style resurgence, the torch of pop punk worldwide was held by three bands on the SST sublabel, Cruz Records: All, Big Drill Car, and Chemical People. This compilation collects Chemical People's early singles, issued between 1988 and 1989 on their own 2" Pecker Records, along with some bonus cuts recorded live at CBGB's in 1989. Featuring double-sided insert and a 60x40 cm folded poster with an exclusive band photo by Robert John. Green vinyl.
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