Wormtone records was a Denver based label ran by Kurt Ohlen & Karen Brown who were also behind the Denver’s Rock N’ Rhythm-Billy Weekender. 7” Mohair, Hop’d – Mohair / Hop’d – WT-701 [1993] The Dalhart Imperials – Crocodile Tears - WT-702 [1995] The Dalhart Imperials – There Ain’t No Place Like The Panhandle -… Keep Reading
Alligator Records (not to be confused with the blues label of the same name) was a British rockabilly label based in North London, active between 1978 and 1980. With only four singles and one lp, it’s the perfect example of quality over quantity. The Kool Kats who backed Johnny Key and Gentleman Jim, were Nigel… Keep Reading
Sonovabitch records was a subsidiary label of Count Orlock (based in Holland) exclusively dedicated to release Meteors and related stuff (they had one P. Paul Fenech solo album out). 7″ single Meteors – Chainsaw boogie – ROTT 90017 12″ EPs Meteors – Chainsaw boogie – ROTT 90011 12″ LP’s Meteors – Madman roll – ROTT… Keep Reading
12“ LP’s Frenzy – This Is The Fire – RAGE LP 101 [1989] Midniters – Walk The Line – RAGE LP 102 [1989] The Cellmates – On Parole! – RAGE LP 103 [1990] Various – Outrage Vol 1 Rage LP 104 [1990] Various – Outrage Volume 2 – Rage LP 105 [1990] The Juvies –… Keep Reading
Rockout records Rockout records was a Rockabilly and Psychobilly label formed by Gary “Gaz” Day, bass player for the Gazmen, the Frantic Flintstones, the Nitros, and Morrissey. 7″ The Nitros – North´n´South – NITEP001 [1993] 10″ LP Deltas From Fleetville To Vegas – NIT 007 [1995] 12″ LP’s The Nitros – Something’s Gotta Give –… Keep Reading
Rumble records Rumble records was a German label based in Bochum. They specialized in Psychobilly and Rockabilly. 7″ singles Rockabilly Mafia – 4 Trax Of Blastin’ Rockabilly – GANG 001 [1989] Town Rebels – She’s Ok – GANG 002 [1990] Scum Rats – Scum Rats – Gang 003 [1990] Frenzy – Robot Riot – Gang… Keep Reading