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Wobbles From Side To Side
FootstoneDRM003
Release Date - January 4, 2010For a limited time, celebrate the re-launch of Dromedary Records with us by downloading a free copy of Footstone’s Wobbles From Side To Side.
Initially released in early 1994, “Wobbles” was Footstone’s debut seven-inch, and featured two tracks: “Mountain Man,” an early favorite and a tribute to cheap beer, and “Belly,” an ode to, well, we’re still not sure what.
To sweeten the deal, we’re offering an additional, previously unreleased third track, unearthed from the band’s 1993 recording session. “Airbag” showcases the band’s early pop sensibilities and hints at the power pop hook machine they would one day become.
All three tracks have been remastered by Footstone’s Mark Abney.
To get your hands on these tracks, simply click the “buy” link to the right of the page and follow the instructions to download the pristine, 256 kbps MP3 files.
And don’t forget to click the box to sign up for our mailing list, so we can let you know about more great deals and new releases – we’ve got a ton planned!
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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
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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!
