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Scat
Records is an independent label that was spawned in Cleveland in
1989 and is presently located in St. Louis, Missouri. Scat does
not specialize in any particular kind of music, beyond the good
kind. I like artists with vision, natural talent and expressive
ability playing in a basically rock context. Timeless rock albums
are the goal. Wholesale inquiries should be directed to my distributor,
Revolver
USA. Other matters can be addressed to me - click the mail icon
at bottom left.
This site is
a good place to buy, hear or read about Finn's Motel, Yellow #5,
Electric Eels, Mirrors, Styrenes, the Mice, Prisonshake, Guided
By Voices, Cobra Verde, Speaking Canaries, Nothing Painted Blue,
My Dad Is Dead, Pufftube and many others. Single LPs and CDs are
generally $10 or $12 and shipping starts at $2.75. Click the store
link at left to enter the secure online shop. Mastercard/Visa, paypal,
and payments by mail are all welcome. All the non-analog parts of
the Scat catalog are also available at audiolunchbox.com, iTunes,
or eMusic if you rock that way.
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May
7, 2008
The
Spike
in Vain LPs are back in stock finally, I just got the
last couple boxes so these are the very last of them. Also, if you
were ever thinking of buying My Dad Is Dead's "Out of Sight..."
LP or the Hotel Cleveland III 2x10" - do so now, there is but
one copy left of each.
May
2, 2008
There's
now a Prisonshake myspace & blog about the new album, links
at right.That little preview flash player is gone; when traffic
was heavy on it the player either wouldn't work or the server would
crash, so enough of that. I've had to push the release date back
a month because the pressing plant is so backed up.
Bill
Fox's Shelter from the Smoke will hopefully see a September
release, and Bill has initially agreed to include all the songs
from both versions of the album as well as the Bird of the World
45.
There
may be a new Cobra Verde album before the year is out as well.
April
3, 2008
Quick
bit of killer news... I spoke with Bill Fox yesterday, and we have
agreed to reissue his two mid-90s solo albums, Shelter from the
Smoke & Transit Byzantium. If you've been trying to get copies
of either of these I know your wallet just sighed with relief. Even
better, we'll be issuing both on vinyl (a first) as well as cd.
I hope to have at least one of them out by the end of the year.
March
31, 2008
I'm
still working on finalizing art for Dirty Moons, you accumulate
a lot of ideas over 12 years... but I'm close enough to entering
production to set the release date for July 29. It should be out
around that same time in the EU and Australia via Rubber, more on
that soon. Look to your right...
February
27, 2008
I've
loaded some different tracks from the upcoming Prisonshake album
on the streaming player here.
I am currently getting all the artwork together and pricing some
different packaging options. Once I have that done, within 2 weeks
I hope, I will be able to set a release date.
And
check this out... our drummer Patrick is a finalist for Redbook's
"Hot Husbands" contest. Check it here
and help get our boy and his lady a cruise!
January
14, 2008
Yes,
the limited version of the Prisonshake 7" is still available.
I've decided against selling them to stores so that they'll last
a whjle. As of right now I have a bit under 100 left.
There've
been several requests for lyrics, so here they are:
The
Cut-Out Bin lyrics
by Enkler
Back
in the day, before songs were numbered
And only bikers and sailors had tattoos
I work all day, selling records to assholes,
Huffing boo and screwing you.
Some
say that rock and roll has died
And at times like this I wish they were right
Watch 'em spawn a little, watch none survive
No
one gets a twilight to their career any more
No one gets the chance to make
Mediocre record number four...
When they bring back the cut-out bin,
Save a spot for us, right behind the Pretty Things.
Hey
little boy, get out of the bar,
Go call your Mom and sell your guitar!
Entire
records of third song, side two
Please save some rack space
For my wretched solo debut...
When they bring back the cut-out bin,
Save a spot for us, right behind the Pretty Things.
©
2007 Proctology Music (BMI)
Fake
Your Own Death lyrics
by Griffin
You
make me wonder if you're supernatural,
Your lips are all the spirit I need.
You got soul, I got a premonition,
Somebody's gonna set you free.
So
don't wait for the clock to strike,
There'll be no if, no when.
You've got so little to say,
I know your secret, I know you're afraid.
I
require no explanations,
I don't care where you've been.
It's true, she may not look like a devil
But her horns are just growing in.
That isn't my business, just your dresses and your kisses
And the way that you can twist your thang -
But if you happened to fall right out the window
It's just because somebody spread your wings.
©
2007 Proctology Music (BMI)
I've
been busy with other work (just got in another classical LP collection)
but when I get caught up look for more PS "content" to
appear.
December
8, 2007
They're
here! Preorders will begin shipping Monday. Pic links to larger
version:

I
recently found a half dozen Prisonshake tees left over from one
of the Roaring Third tours and have added them to the store. link
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