I'm not a massive Rolling Stones fan, but there's something undeniably cool about covering 'Exile on Main St' in its entirety and releasing it on cassette isn't there?

Pussy Galore recorded their version of the Stones' finest hour in 1986 when band members John Spencer (yeah, that John Spencer) and Neil Hagerty (yeah, the Neil Hagerty from Royal Trux) were just young dudes who liked nothing better than jamming, taking drugs, tape hiss and slagging off Ian Mackaye.

Anyone who slags off Ian Mackaye is alright in my book. That guy is such a prick.

Anyway below is a link to download the album. If you want an original copy, good luck with that. They were going for over a hundred bucks on E-Bay last time I looked (which was this morning).

'Exile on Main St.' - Pussy Galore

'OH, HEY MOM!' - A GRAVE WITH NO NAME

Here's a track I made in my bedroom. I think I was trying to sound like early Royal Trux mixed with Ciccone Youth or something, but it ended up sounding nothing like either.

Download: - 'Oh, Hey Mom!' - A Grave With No Name

P.S. I'm playing my first ever A Grave With No Name live show on Friday at the awesome NO PAIN IN POP night.

Here's the flyer for the show:

AMAZING BABY

I seriously never understood why everyone had such a massive problem with A.R.E. Weapons, but I reckon that those same people will have an even bigger problem with Brooklyn's Amazing Baby because they kind of look like A.R.E. Weapons, but with the added bonus of having a super hot girl thrown in for good measure. They also have the good courtesy of sounding like Royal Trux covering Hawkwind.

Download: 'Pump Yr Brakes' - Amazing Baby