#NEUWRecordStoreWorldTour: We asked @PermanentRecordsLA to share their Top 5 records. Which is your favourite? Tell us in the comments
1. Blood Splatter - Various Artists
Scrap Metal: Volume 1 collects some of the greatest unknown and lost Heavy Metal tracks, long buried beneath the avalanche of the era’s classic output.
2. Grave Flowers Bongo Band - Flower Pot
Could you use a little serenity? Grave Flowers Bongo Band thinks we could all use a little and they’re here to give it to us. In order to enjoy this record, you don’t have to get dressed. In fact, it’s probably better that you don’t.
3. Salt Lick - Salt Lick
I play bass in Salt Lick and I love it. It’s an absolute pleasure to jam with my boys Erik and Miguel (also my co-workers at Permanent). We get together once or twice a week after work and make some noise heavily influenced by our favourite kinds of rock’n’roll. - Lance, Owner of Permanent Records
4. Raven - Back to Ohio Blues
Raven's highly regarded 1975 wasted hard rock masterpiece, Back To Ohio Blues is more hard rock than blues, this stoned proto-punk record is one-of-a-kind.
5. Brown Acid - Ten Trips
Having released 10 editions of the Brown Acid series in just half as many years, we’re still only at the tip of the iceberg of brilliant long-lost, rare, and unreleased hard rock, heavy psych, and proto-metal tracks from the 60s-70s
Read our interview with Lance, owner of @PermanentRecordsLA via the link in bio. #NeuwDenim