Peabrain Records
Punk / Pop Punk / Powerpop
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"Punk rock that even your grandma would listen to"
Copenhagen,
Denmark
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| Member Since | 6/17/2007 | | Band Website | peabrainrecords.dk (not up yet!) | | Band Members | Kenneth
Toby | | Influences | Mutant Pop, Stardumb, Lookout, Whoa-Oh, It's Alive.. You get the idea | | Sounds Like | Order now:
Merch:
We made some t-shirts with our logo on that you can buy for 10 €. We also got some t-shirts from Spam Magazine. The sizes are S-XL, and they are all "Fruit of the Loom" shirts except the blue ones, which are "B & C Collection". Write the size and colour you would like in the paypal message. You can see all the shirts in a better quality in our photo section.
The 20Belows/The Apers 7"
The 20Belows:
1. Once And For All
2. For Goodness Sake
The Apers:
1. Summer Obsession
2. Something More To Someone Else
Price: 3.5€/30 kr.
Team Stray - Three Songs About Girls and One About Trevor 7"
Price: 3.5€/30DKR
Shipping (For 1 or 2 copyies If you want to buy more than 2 copies write us a message to get the shipment costs):
Denmark = 2.25€
Europe = 3.5€
Rest of the World = 5.25€/8.5$
Distro
(all 7"'s 3.5 €, all CDEPs 6€, all CDs/LPs 10 €)
7”s. (Write which one you want in the paypal message):
The 20belows / Zatopeks (white vinyl)
4-Way Split Series 1 (Down In The Dumps/Potboiler/Fellow Project/Red & Blue) (Green Vinyl)
The Accelerators - My Baby Is An Undertaker <-- New in store
Be My Doppelganger - Convertible Girls (White or Blue Vinyl) <-- New in stock
The Closet Fairies –s/t
Cola Freaks - S/T
The Connie Dungs - No Chance <-- New in stock
The Connie Dungs - I Hate This Town! <-- New in stock
Dear Landlord/Chinese Telephones (Red)
Dillinger Four - More Songs About Girlfriends & Bubblegum (Blue Vinyl) <-- New in stock
The Ergs - Blue (Blue Vinyl)
The Ergs/Lemuria
The Favorats - The Beauty & the Beach
Jonesin' / Shang-A-Lang (Dark or Light Gray Vinyl) <-- New in stock
The Leftovers – Steppin’ On My Heart (Orange Vinyl)
Los Di Maggio's/Teenage Gulesniffers (Purple Vinyl) <-- New in stock
Kepi Ghoulie/Flav Giorgini <-- New in store
The Measure [sa]/Blotto <-- New in stock
The Measure [sa]/Modern Machines <-- New in stock
Mighty Midgets / Stars Burn Stripes (clear green vinyl)
Monikers – Eat Your Young
Monikers/Banner Pilot (Orange Vinyl) <-- New in stock
Moral Crux - Victim of Hype <-- New in stock
The Mugwumps - Do Time (Blue Vinyl) <-- New in stock
Off With Their Heads/Tiltwheel <-- New in stock
Off With Their Heads/The Measure [sa] <-- New in stock
The Peabodys – Dilemma (Blue)
Peachy Keens / The 20belows - Still Drinking About Girls
The Popsters - Two Minutes
The Popsters - The Scene (clear blue vinyl)
The Prozacs & The Guts – Sticking With It (Grey/White/Black)
The Quotes / Doug Stanhope
Radio Days / Hotlines
The Retarded - Gambling On Rock (Clear Vinyl) <-- New in stock
The Ritalins – Kelly
Rock Paper Stupid - Suck Creek (Green Vinyl) <-- New in stock
Sicko– Three Tea
The Steinways/The Peabodys - Irreconcilable Differences <-- New in stock
The Steinways - Unoriginal Recipe
Art Of The Underground Single Series Volume 23: Exit Strategy
Witches With Dicks – American Railroads (Purple)
CDEPs (Write which one you want in the paypal message):
The Sheckies - Go On A Diet
Capguns n Coke - Just Another Day
Groovie Ghoulies - Freaks on Parade
Pickled Dick - Exercise Your Demons
Stars Burn Stripes - We'll Be Right Back..
Heading South - A Ride Home
Heading South - Last Car Outta Richville
V/A - Punk Rock Generation vol 2 (Chixdiggit, Lillingtons, Punchpuppet, Teenage Bottlerocket, Stars Burn Stripes, Mighty Midgets etc..)
V/A - Barfights & Broken Hearts (The Riptides, Johnie 3, Capguns n Coke, Mighty Midgets, The Mansfields etc..)
LPs (Write which one you want in the paypal message):
Chinese Telephones - S/T (Blue Vinyl) <-- New in store
The Dopamines - S/T (Gold Vinyl) <-- New in store
Lemuria - Get Better (Pink Vinyl) <-- New in store
Lemuria - The First Collection <-- New in store
The Mugwumps - Banana Brain
The Peawees - Dead End City (Gold vinyl)
The Steinways - Gorilla Marketing
The Veterans - S/T <-- New in store
CD's (Write which one you want in the paypal message):
The 20belows - Headaches and Moodswings
The Challenged - Relapse <-- New in store
Chinese Telephones - S/T <-- New in stock
The Connie Dungs – Swinging Songs For Nice Guys
For Science - Way Out Of Control <-- New in stock
Griswalds - Fall In Line
The Guts - Sometimes You Just Can't Win <-- New in store
Johnie 3 - S/t <-- New in store
The Kung Fu Monkeys - Christmas For Breakfest
The Kung Fu Monkeys - Surfs up, Schools Out, Lets Fall in Love
The Lawrence Arms - Ghost Stories
Lemuria - Get Better <-- New in stock
Lemuria - The First Collection <-- New in store
The Leftovers - Party Tonight <-- New in store
The Leftovers - On The Move
The Methadones - Career Objective
The Methadones/The Copyrights split <-- New in stock
Off With Their Heads - Hospitals <-- New in stock
Pickled Dick - Panda-Moanium
The Queers - Love Songs For the Retarded (re-mastered)
The Queers/The Manges - Acid Beaters <-- New in stock
The Rydells - Go Mental <-- New in stock
Sicko – A Brief History of..
Team Stray - Gender Studies <-- New in store
The Veterans - S/T <-- New in stock
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We are two friends starting a small, low budget record company. We got tired listening to the shitty music on the radio, and decided to release the music we like! Our first release is with Team Stray is out now. Ít costs 3,5€/30 DKR + shipment. You can pay with paypal, and if you live in Denmark with money transfer.
To all the ones that are interested, you can get a free copy of the new danish magazine, Spam, with your record. Its in Danish but there will always be interviews in English in every issue, so there is a reason to read it, even if your Danish skills aren't good!
PBR 002: The 20Belows/The Apers 7"
You can now pre-order our second release, and we are proud to present two of the greatest European bands around. We would like to thank Sern.dk for the nice cover..
The 20Belows is the pride of Denmark, and one of the hardest working bands in Europe these days. They released their first album ”Headaches and Moodswings” in 2007 on Whoa Oh Records. The same year they toured Europe twice with first Mcrackins and later on Johnie 3. This year they went on their first US tour, and if we know them well, they will probably be touring Europe somewhere this fall.
If you don’t know The Apers (even though you should), this is your chance to hear the latest material from the punk rockers of Rotterdam that has been around for more than 10 years. They released their maybe best album ”Reanimate My Heart” last year, so if you haven’t heard it yet, you should do it right about… NOW! This 7" contains the last songs recorded with Marien Nicotine as a member of The Apers.
What more can you ask for? Punkrockdontstop!
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"Three Songs About Girls" review by Jersey Beat:
This very bubbly, dare I say adorable sounding, act provides exactly what they say: Three songs about girls and one about some guy named Trevor. The material is all bubblegum punk fare; easily digestible, but still fun. If you are old enough to remember Green Day's earliest attempts to write songs about unrequited love and the pain of heartbreak, you will love "Never Making Up" and "Meaghan". These songs each have a catchy hook to accompany their tale of woe. "Charity" is a song that will undoubtedly trigger a few memories, as the song details a relationship in which one of the people involved (read: the guy) simply does not want to commit to anything serious, while "The Shack" sounds like Weston's hey-day. In the end, this was cute and certainly enjoyable, for Team Stray do what they do quite well. If you are looking to indulge your musical sweet tooth, this slab of vinyl will more than satisfy - Rich Quinlan
Apers/20belows review by Punk Or Nothing:
Wow. This is just really, really good. Thank you Peabrain Records for releasing this superb split effort from the Apers (Holland) and the 20belows (Denmark). There have been so many great European records this year, and in my books this could easily meet a list of the top three.
The Apers side. Well, all I can say is, what a relief! The jawdroppingly instantaneous and hit-filled Reanimate My Heart left me with the assertion that they couldn't possibly exceed their own glory. How wrong was I? When I heard the lead laden opener "Summer Obsession," the Apers put my lack of faith to shame. "Summer Obsession" runs in a similar musical vein to their last leg of tunes, but is thematically much less tortured than the dark, serious tone of Reanimate My Heart. It makes its mark as its poppier alternative, and incorporates a lighter, friendlier lyrical style, but at the same time remembers not to make a complete departure from a good form. Song number two, "Something More to Someone Else" is a hearkening back to the basic but never boring aesthetic of their early days - I'd be willing to believe this is in fact a song written back in 98/99, but for some reason never made it to a release until now. This tune is yet another in a long line of Kevin's perfect love lost anthems, and could sit comfortably next to any side-a track on their classic self-titled.
The 20belows side: Two short and snappy contributions, actually better than than anything they've ever put out before, at least as far as I know of them. I'm not sure why, but their L.P (Headaches And Moodswings) just never grew on me. This band seems to have excelled this time round. I'm not familiar with any other non-album material they may have put out, but I am now keen to explore. There's really not much to contrast, as both tracks have the same things in common: vocals ranging from gloomy to indifferent to exasperated, a screeching guitar sound which darts around amidst chunky bass lines bouncing proudly the background. The only noteworthy difference between the two tunes is in tempo. "For Goodness Sake" is a fairly slow toe-tapper; "Once And For All" would be best described as reminiscent of the variety of skate punk from the Fat Wreck back catalogue - binge drinking being the main theme on display, Fat Mike could have written these songs with ease. The infectiousness here inspires me to re-visit that album and give it another chance. - Dick Nothing
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