"Some Kind of Corretja" documentary
To celebrate the 1 year anniversary of Corretja's "New Brutalism" sessions, we are proud to present this thrilling documentary chronicling the band inside the studio. Death to bass..long live bass!
The wock and woll universe of Sam Justice and friends.



As per the request of Dave 'Swollen Goat' Denton, we have unearthed the demo tape from Greene County, VA metal legends Mob Rulz. The Unwonted frequently opened for MB at the turn of the 90s at the Back Door in Cville, now known as the Outback Lodge.
Here's a serious banger from the halcyon days of late-90s Richmond. Check out OOTK/Nudibranch death metal side project Seared Flesh ripping an amazing cover of Rudyland favorite "Suicide" by the otherwise not so note worthy Dust.


Two years in the making, finally the video for the title track appears..
Write to samretzer at gmail dot com for your copy of this amazing album which is sure to be on the best of 2007 lists of most pencil pushing rock scribes! Hear three songs on Corretja's Myspace page.

An ode to the misunderstood vacationer Andrew Speaker.

Culled from the sessions for next year's tentatively titled "Alphabetical Order" LP, check out this intimate tribute to one of RR's greatest inspirations. Because "In The End" it doesn't really matter.
Filmed on location at the Rudyland soundstage in Rancho Park, CA. All low lit sequences provide appropriate mood and atmosphere for the scene and have nothing to do with firewire transfer issues or You Tube quicktime conversions. Features touring bassist "Sal" and his supercharged Mustang.
In February of 2004, the Petitioners produced their most deranged session ever in the form of the "Pumpin Problem" album. (recorded straight to handheld cassette recorder)


"Small Lawn Gnome" is a cult classic from our late 90's vaults, featuring Slag Battery bassist BK bellowing the tale of a lonesome statuette and a rude dog.
Goth Jones' upcoming twelve song masterpiece, "Let It Pound" has recently been mastered by mastering master John Golden, and will be hitting digital and analog mailboxes nationwide in the coming months.
Proving once again that all good things are connected to Waynesboro, VA, former Kate Collins badger and Nudibranch vocalist Jared Lambert introduces his newest project: Order of the Keys.

If you're in Houston between now and 1/20, check out Jonathan Durham's "Where Is Thy Sting?" show at the Lawndale Art Center.

The band is still waiting for iTunes to upload the "Belly Flop" album, and would like to thank all the fans for their patience and understanding during this is difficult ordeal. In the meantime, celebrate the holiday season with this 3 song EP recorded in LA this week (in 2 hours), exclusively for you.
Find Mazey on MySpace before its impending implosion. In other news, homepage has no updates for over a year. Come on guys, pay tribute to the man's legacy!!

I will be rocking this thing on Thursday night at the Hotel Cafe in Hollywood with with my boy Jay Dog's band Commuter. This may be the only time I'll grace the stage of this club dedicated to tasteful musicianship, blazers, and insightful singer songwriter-isms. We go on at 10.
Check out Ben Sisario's feature in the New York Times on the the demise of New York's finest dive. Long before writing about it, he played it. Here's a rare performance by the Vitamen (mach II) on CB's hallowed stage ripping through "Radiation."
Two sure to be incredible albums by Beck and Sean Lennon were released simultaneously this week. Rudyland pays tribute to these groundbreaking artists with two exclusive tracks from the vaults. Here are the Defenders with an intimate studio take of "Sean Lennon", and the Petitioners, with a vicious work out of "Beck's Balls".

Upstart rocker Thomas Evans will be featured as a backup vocalist on "Woopsy Daisy," the lead off track from the upcoming album. His sister Evey can be heard on the track as well. Thomas can also be seen in the Watts Passage music video for "Sun Moon and Stars."
Ron Revog's new album "Belly Flop" is currently making its way through the bowels of the iTunes bureaucracy for a December release. Check out the title track, and visit their space for 4 more heavy hitters. More details to come..
