THE SUCCESSFUL FAILURES Ripe for the Burning (2007 FDR)
The Successful Failures have returned with a furious new album, which was recorded in NJ at the FDR Studio B with the exception of Track 2, "All I Can Take", which was recorded and mixed in Knoxville, TN by Don Coffey Jr. (Superdrag drummer turned producer).
The album features tracks spanning from pure power-pop and indie rock as well as classic sounding country and grunge as well. Grab your copy today!
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VARIOUS ARTISTS About a Girl(2007 FDR)
FDR's "About a Girl" CD will feature indie, power-pop, and garage rock bands covering the greatest all-time rock n roll songs featuring a girl's name in the title and chorus. Let us know your favorite tunes with a girl's name!
For more go to the My Space site we've set up just for this project.
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THE SUCCESSFUL FAILURES Bridges Over the Delaware - EP(2007 FDR)
The CD features the song, "Bridges Over the Delaware", from the upcoming full length CD titled "Ripe for the Burning".
In addition, the EP also includes two new exclusive-to-this-release studio tracks including the superjangly "The Girl Who Never Smiled" and live versions of "Sewer Water" and "God Knows".
DIPSOMANIACS Whatever Planet(2005 FDR/Jam Records/American Laundromat Records) 18 bombastic and
eclectic new songs from this hard to categorize NJ garage pop
band. This packaging includes a free 9 song bonus disc
full of drunken rarities. 2 CDs for the price of one (27 songs
for 10 dollars)! www.dipsomaniacs.net
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THE SUCCESSFUL FAILURES s/t(2006 FDR)
SF is the new band from the Dipsomaniacs' singer-songwriter Mick Chorba.
The 12 songs on this debut album range from GBV- esque indie-rock to jangle pop to melodic alt-country. The bonus track
is a cover of Paul Simon's "I Am a Rock".
VARIOUS ARTISTS Who's Not Forgotten - FDR's Tribute to The Who (2004 FDR/Jam)
Our acclaimed tribute to the great, The Who. Including tracks from
Guided by Voices, The Photon Band, Dipsomaniacs, Bigger Lovers, and
more.
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VARIOUS ARTISTS Left of the Dial:
a pop tribute to the Replacements (2000 FDR)
Repressed and again available for
purchase! 23 Replacements tunes recorded by
the best bands in the underground pop scene.
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TRIBUTE/COMPLIATION High School Reunion: a tribute to those great 80s films (2005 ALR/FDR)
Tribute to music from 80s cult films with songs recorded by Frank Black,
Matthew Sweet, Kristin Hersh, Lori McKenna, Dipsomaniacs, Dresden
Dolls, and more. Great idea; great lineup.
DIPSOMANIACS Freakin Eureka (2003 FDR/Jam Records) Eleven new garage rock anthems of
sort. The longstanding melodic rockers from NJ hit a home
run with this batch featuring "Calvin"
and "Sunshine Through".
BASTARDS OF MELODY Break Up (2003 FDR/Ransom Records) Ten new songs ranging in style from high-velocity rock to
mid-tempo jangle-pop and even an acoustic ballad - melodic and catchy
throughout.
DIPSOMANIACS The
Life You're Faking(2001 FDR/Jam Records) 12 new high-energy, melodic rock tunes
from Jersey's Dipsomaniacs. This one is co - released with Jam Records.
AUDIBLE / SWIVEL CHAIRS Sidetrack Stars(2004 FDR)
A split CD from two exciting indie-pop bands with a real orchestral
sleepy vibe. Swivel Chairs from Brooklyn, Audible from Philly
- both great bands! www.swivelchairsmusic.com www.plottwist.com/audible
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BLANK PAGES 45 & 33 (2003 FDR/Jam Records)
Quirky NJ power pop. Self
described as "Matthew Sweet singing for Superdrag". Jangly
guitars, smart songwriting, and a beefed up production-sound make this a
winner.
TAGGART Parts
of My Bicycle Are Made of Chrome(2001 FDR) 13 indie-rock tunes
ranging from quirky melodic guitar rock to brooding noisy blasts of indie-rock.
MILTON AND THE DEVILS PARTY What is all this Sweet Work Worth (2006 FDR)
Catchy tunes combined with sophisticated lyrics justify comparisons
of the band to such artists as The Kinks, The Smiths, R.E.M., Elvis
Costello, XTC, and The Go-Betweens. They make power pop for thinking people. www.miltondevilsparty.com
J HORNDOG s/t -(2000 FDR) 14 wacked out psychedelic rock songs
with some weird as sh** lyrics and some wild guitar playing.
VARIOUS ARTISTS The New Deal (1998 FDR)
The label's first comp. release features
original songs from Blank Pages, Horndog, Bender (now Taggart), Day of
Reckoning, Dyslexic Crush, and the Dipsomaniacs doing a cover of the Partridge
Family's "I Think I Love You"
