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HARD GLAMOUR

Erstwhile Brooklyn archivist BJ Rubin has spent the past year digitizing his collection of rare and out-of-print vinyl and posting them to his blog. Scratches, pops, and all, there is some amazing material here to discover. I’ve particularly been enjoying the fantastic early singles by Glass Candy.
“Brittle Women” is a dark disco-punk classic. Get it here.
Mark · 03/10/09
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