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Flying Suit
The MommyheadsDRM012
Release Date - May 18, 2010The Mommyheads
Flying Suit
Heroes of Indie Music says it “might be the greatest indie reissue of 2010.” New York Magazine called it “an embarrassment of riches.” For us, it’s one of our favorite records ever, and we’re so excited to be able to offer it to you again after all these years.
Flying Suit is considered by many to be one of the greatest indie records of the 90s. Beautifully remastered by Fred Kevorkian (White Stripes, Phish, Stuyvesant), the fidelity of this reissue is magnificent – and the record contains three bonus tracks that were not found on the original. The tracks – “Box,” “Over,” and “Day Job,” were recorded during the same era, and fit wonderfully in this collection.
You can hear the CD in its entirety, streaming for FREE right here on the Dromedary website.
And after you fall in love, you can purchase the MP3 downloads for just $9.99, or a high-quality CD-R with updated artwork for just $13.99 ppd.
Check out what all the rock critics call “perfect pop.” Enjoy.
- MP3 9.99
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- CD 13.99
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The 65's
Strike Hard!
We’re incredibly proud and thrilled to present to you Strike Hard!, the unbelievable debut LP from The 65’s.
Joe Wawrzyniak of Jersey Beat says “there’s a real depth and maturity at work here that’s both affecting and impressive in equal measure. A sterling album.”
Pick up your copy on CD or digital download today!
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Shirk Circus
This Band Will Destroy Your Life
Fifteen years in the making, here it is: the long-awaited third album from New Jersey indie greats Shirk Circus. We hope you love it as much as we do.
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The Mommyheads
Delicate Friction
We’re proud to share with you the North American version of Delicate Friction, the latest pop classic from The Mommyheads.
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Right around the same time we got bit by the indie bug here at Dromedary Rev. 2.0, Cuppa Joe’s primary songwriter Doug Larkin began writing and recording a new batch of songs as well. A year later, after relocating back to New Jersey, he teamed up with drummer Steve Spatucci for the band’s first album in more than a decade. Coming this February!
