Y'all Need More 90s Indiepop in Your Life

It's like its own special kind of musical vitamin.
I don't want you to be deficient.
Builds strong mental immune systems or something.

I don't know, I'm a record collector, not a doctor.

Louise Brooks (1991)

The Legendary Bang were from Germany and named this seven inch after a 20's film star famous for her bobbed haircut and being seriously incredibly easy on the eyes in a manner that transcends nearly a century. I mean, look

These were Miss America contestants from 1921

This was Louise Brooks in 1924

 

I rest my case.

 The Legendary Bang provide listeners with lovely jangly primitive pop songs in the same vein as the Bartlebees but with the added pleasure of some female vocals to break up the sonic sausage fest.

They also aren't afraid to kick out the proverbial jams with some extra fast strummy action.

This gives me a warm fuzzy.

Cool Jets Baby (1996)

First release on Kindercore by the band of the founders of the label, Ryan Lewis and Daniel Geller. A few years ago I posted their split single with Wolfie that came with the Kindercore Record of the Month from 2000.

This is more of that kind of stuff.

Just download it already.
You know you want to...

 

Rounding out to the End of the Month

Eh. Why not?

My Baby She Lives Her Live (1995)

Oh, Look! It's those Bartlebee boys again. How nice.

Cornflake Zoo #5 (1992)

Here they are a few years earlier splitting a single with Sweden's own Acid House Kings.
Such fun!

I couldn't decide so I decided

I dunno. I felt like I needed one more post in this session. Four seems like a bad number to end on, so I'm making a fifth one for the night. But then I couldn't decide on what I wanted to post so I hemmed and hawed for a while and settled on this.

Miracles for Sale (1995)

This record is by the Bartlebees. They seem like such nice boys. You could probably introduce them to your parents and they'd totally agree. Simple, naive pop songs about girls.

What more could you ask for on these early Spring days?