disco demolition did everything for us. it created the invisible wind and we never had enough of it. here is the second installment of rock sucks! the best lost disco & boogie label you can ever dream about.

the new album from multi-instrumentalist emily wells.

female disco rap crew from nyc 1982. the instrumental b is a big one for disco heads. originally released on the universal label. although jeremiah yisraels tap label only issued a handful of 12inches between 1981-83, the tape deck never stopped rolling, producing dozens of lavish songs in discos last days. from the string heavy sugar boogie of jackie stoudemire and arnie love to pioneering raps by missy dee & the melody crew and the fabulous 3 mcs.

the new album from multi-instrumentalist emily wells.

numero compiles 10 eccentric disco bombs, that previously went under the radar. limited purple with pink splatter vinyl.

numero compiles 10 eccentric disco bombs, that previously went under the radar. classic black vinyl edition.

a fascinating delve into the bizarre and brilliant world of jeremiah yisrael and the disco funk treasures of tap records. i ll let it rot before i let them take my shit. – jeremiah yisrael forty seven tapes, reams of sheet music, copyright forms, membership applications for the brotherhood of wisdom, two flaking acetates, three moldy 12inch singles, and a script for the still unfilmed motion picture angel dust. we stuffed it all into four supermarket fruit boxes, jammed them in the back of a rented chrysler town & country, and tore ass out of nathaniel jeremiah ben yisraels driveway, making a getaway that simultaneously spit us right back at the most bizarre recorded mystery we d ev