TRUB11

This extraordinary album, originally released by Rondelet Records in 1982 received its first re-release, after 33 years, on 18th April 2015. It's "one of the most eccentric rarities ever to have ended up in rock’s cobweb-encrusted vaults" according to Record Collector, where "sanity rarely gains a foothold". Read the full review here.

Buy the CD or download on Amazon or Bandcamp, or dwonload from all the usual platforms. (Bandcamp also has a few remaining copies of the vinyl release).

TRUB12

Never conventional in their approach to the music business, Terry and Ronnie Wibbley waited almost four decades to follow up their debut album. This four track ep heralded their difficult second album. More importantly, the cover features a photo of a cod's head full of custard creams.

See and hear here.

TRUB13

The Wibbley Brothers eventually followed up the 1982 release of Go Weird with their difficult second album, Mornin' Jack. The cover updates the striking image used for the cover of Go Weird, and is posed by the same models, albeit somewhat older. CD can be used as a bird scarer - either by hanging at your uncle's allotment or attaching it to your grandad's shed. Alternatively you could play it loudly and that'll keep the buggers away.

Go to Bandcamp for the CD and everywhere for the download.

TRUB14

Things From Behind The Fridge 1983-2021.
Outtakes, oddities, alternate takes, mistakes, whimsy, naked aggression, parking meters and, of course, much much more on this bargain compilation. Less a sister album to Mornin' Jack, and more a disgraced uncle.

Must be worth a fiver, surely?

TRUB15

The 41st anniversary expanded celebratory digital-only 10-inch album . Groovy. And don't be lulled into thinking that it's all about canoeing.

Another bargain.

TRUB16

Dream Like Gary Wilson

The Wibbleys tribute to American rock legend Wilson is a thing of wonder, and their first ever single.



Find it all over the place and here.