The Return of the Living Dead (Blu-ray

Introducing the Bayside Beat of The Gnomes! Although they emerged from Melbourne bayside outer suburbs onto the local live scene with their fresh and spirited indie-rock update of the garage-beat sounds of The Easybeats, Kinks and early Beatles only a year or so ago, Gnome actually started out as a bedroom solo project for teenaged singer/songwriter/ guitarist Jay Millar a few years back. Jay, playing everything himself, started recording and releasing a steady succession of material-quite a few albums' worth-on his own Goblin Records tag via Bandcamp. Realizing he needed a band to start playing out, Jay approached some like minded players from Frankston's rehearsal hub Singing Bird, and with Jay on lead vocals and lead guitar, Ned Capp on guitar, Olly Katsianis on bass, and Ethan Robins on drums, Gnome became a band.Early in 2025, the last solo Jay recordings released under the Gnome name caused something of an international underground sensation when the Bandcamp only I Like It EP-four songs of kranked up Kinks-style mono riffage-was posted by a Spanish garage-punk YouTube page and quickly clocked up over 50,000 views. At the same time, the band quickly began gaining attention on the thriving Frankston scene and around Melbourne. They started breaking out, sharing bills with the likes of Drunk Mums, Skegss, Split System, The Prize, The Unknowns, Cosmic Psychos, Hockey Dad, Guitar Wolf, The 5.6.7.8's, The Breadmakers, Loose Lips, fellow Frankstoners/Singing Bird alumni The Belair Lip Bombs, and, on a quick trip to Sydney, Cammy Cautious & The Wrestlers.And now, finally, we have The Gnomes' debut album. Twelve killer tracks that combine the best of the '60s with the best of today. Twelve killer tracks that show off assertive and accomplished songwriting, singing and playing and an explosive and authentic swinging group sound. Twelve killers slices of raw rock'n'roll r

Harry Potter: Complete 8-film Collectio

Do hearses and hot rods go together? Well, they sure do in the fevered mind of famed producer Gary Usher! Usher made his bones penning songs for the Beach Boys (he co-wrote InchIn My RoomInch with Brian Wilson) and producing a band you might have heard of called The Byrds. In between those celebrated stints, he indulged his love of surf and hot rod music with a series of albums by such studio outfits as The Hondells, Mr. Gasser and the Weirdos (featuring album art by custom car painter Ed InchBig DaddyInch Roth), The Kickstands, and The Super Stocks. But the one album from the Usher oeuvre that everybody's been wanting to rescue from the vinyl crematorium is his frightfully funny 1964 foray into horror rock, Dracula's Deuce. In the hands of Usher and his crack outfit of Capitol studio musicians (The Ghouls a.k.a. The Wrecking Crew) and long-time collaborators like vocalist Ritchie Burns, InchThe Little Old Lady from PasadenaInch became InchThe Little Old Lady from Transylvania,Inch InchJohnny B. GoodeInch became InchBela Be Good,Inch and InchBe True to Your SchoolInch became, you guessed it, InchBe True to Your Ghoul.Inch But for our money, the originals, composed by Usher, Richie Podolor, and Roger Christian among others, are the main attraction, including the creepy exotica of InchDracula's ThemeInch and the surreal InchMonsterbilly Heaven.Inch Original copies of this one command monstrous sums (we should know, we sprung for one), and it's NEVER been reissued in any until this orange Inchpumpkin burnoutInch smoke vinyl edition that we at Real Gone Music are releasing for Halloween this year. Limited to 2000 copies! Album Tracks 1. Dracula's Deuce 2. Dracula's Theme 3. The Little Old Lady from Transylvania 4. Weird Wolf 5. Be True to Your Ghoul 6. Shake, Rattle, and Rot 7. Monsterbilly Heaven 8. Blood and Butter 9. The Graveyard Shift 10. Vo