Born Bad

French indie-rock band La Femme is a conundrum -- an episodic band with various faces. La Femme was born during the X years in Biarritz, France, when Sasha and Marlon started composing music on their guitars and recording it onto Garage Band. Together the

Originally released in 1986. Gatefold sleeve. Features The Bostweeds, Ronnie Cook & The Gaylads, Link Wray And His Ray Men, Dwight Pullen, Glen Glenn, Roy Orbison, The Sonics, The Groupies, Ronnie Dawson, The Third Bardo, Warren Smith, Mel Robbins, The No

Until now, Zombie Zombie mostly pushed the song for covers (Iggy Pop, Sun Ra or New Order). For this new album, they built long harmonic progressions, along with singer Angèle Chemin, a soprano familiar with contemporary music, and Laura Etchegoyhen, Swi

Originally released in 1986. Gatefold sleeve. Features Kip Tyler & The Flips, The Busters, Jett Powers, The Riptides, The Rivingtons, The Trashmen, Andre Williams, The Frantics, Del Raney's Umbrellas, Jack Scott, Andy Starr, and Herbie Duncan.

Originally released in 1986. Gatefold sleeve. Features The Phantom, Jimmy Lloyd, Tommy James & The Shondells, Paul Revere & The Raiders, Kasenetz-Katz Super Circus, Charlie Feathers, Jimmy Stewart, Hasil Adkins, Dale Hawkins, Little Willie John, Jackie Le

Born Bad Records present a reissue of Ruth's Polaroïd/Roman/Photo, originally released in 1985. Thierry Müller, who initiated the Ruth project, is not at his first try when the album Polaroïd/Roman/Photo, including the eponymous track, is released in 1985

Born Bad Records present the second volume Chebran, a series focusing on French boogie. The French in the '80s were not faint-hearted: as some threw themselves heart and soul into music or business, others wouldn't mind going bottomless to get themselves

Includes six-page booklet (liner notes English/French). Includes download code. The Wizzz! saga continues with a fresh selection of '60s and '70s rarities gathered from the unchartered nooks of the French-pop galaxy. Al Awni Bouarane, better known as Abde

Includes printed undersleeve and download code; liner notes in French and English. France, which welcomed Omar Sharif's first feature films outside of Egypt, produced a delirious amount of music of Latin or Middle Eastern inspiration, grouped behind the g