Formed April Fool's Day 1999, Waller, Texas... Bridget and Jason, two recent Ohio transplants discover that the legendary songwriter Daniel Johnston lives in the same very small town in which they do. They make contact, and make arrangements to have a spaghetti dinner with Daniel at their home. The spaghetti was never made. Instead, when Danny noticed the collection of lame, broken musical instruments and the 25 dollar drum kit gathering dust in the couple's home, he insisted that they jam. The three plugged in, pressed record on the boombox, and recorded half of what would become the self-released demo c.d., "April 1999". It became immediately obvious that the three had a magical connection, sharing affinities for bizarre music, horror films, and soda-pop. The release of the demo disc was a major disappointment to the band. Funded by Danny, and released on his own Eternal Yip Eye imprint, the collection of songs was not only horrible and released in haste, it was not even the correct tape that had been taken to transfer. Danny apparently had accidentally taken a different tape of inferior quality to the duplication company. In 2000, the band released the "Natzi" 7'' single on the independent label Cool Beans. The following year, "The End is Near Again" e.p. was released by the same label. In 2003 the band got the opportunity to do a small tour opening for the legendary Butthole Surfers. 2005 saw the release of "Freak Brain", on the Sympathy for the Record Industry label. "Freak Brain" was a different type of experiment for the band. As it turned out, the record was the first and only record that Danny had ever played electrified instruments on. Danny wrote many of the songs on the bass guitar. 2006 has been a very remarkable and productive year for the band. They have recruited the talents of an all-girl string quartet, Two Star Symphony, to help record their next album, "The Death of Satan". Look for the new album to be released sometime around 2060...God Bless Danny & the Nightmares and all who sail with them.
SONGS: side A: Death Of Satan (Daniel Johnston) side B: Monster Mash (Boris Pickett /L. Capizzi)

Reissue of this band´s first and only single, originally released in 1983 on the Spansuls label. Zoquillos hailed from Madrid, and were a very good but ephimeral band. One hit wonders heavily influenced by the Ramones. Tittle track "Nancy" (also known as "Atrapado en la telaraña") was a great and quite succesful song that got a lot of alternative airplay in 83 and even got them a couple of TV appearances. Of the other two songs in this 7", one is a very particular cover of NYC band Suicide sung in Spanish. Our single is a limited edition of 600 units so it will be sold out almost immediately (half of them go to the members of the Munster Club del Single. Hard stock picture sleeve and the original insert.

P.V.P. used to be considered the “spanish Clash”, altough they never had half the fame of their UK heroes. This here is reissue of a 7” that was sold together with their first album, originally released on the Belter label in 1982. Song titles translate to "Fear" and "Heel and Leather". The title track "Miedo" was years ago bootleged on the Bloodstains Across series (on the Spain volume, obviously). Ours is a legit licensed record. A limited edition and soon collectors´ artyfact so get it now.