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WELCOME ON OUR HOMEPAGE!! |
UPCOMING SHOWS 2009: |
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NEW RELEASES:
LP/ CD "WHERE DO WE GO?" |
CONTACT/ PRESSINFORMATION: ![]() (click on pic to open and download) Find the colored version here Follow this link for press-info (english) Follow this one for the german version |
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EP "IT CAME TO ME" |
RECOMMENDED MAILORDERS/ STORES: ![]() and: Dionysus Records Mailorder Sick Wreckords Incognito Greenhell Flight 13 Mordam Records The Garage Mailorder El Beasto Shop ONLINE MP3-STORES: |
EP "UNKNOWN STATE (OF MIND)" After a smashing tour in Spain in January 2008, El Beasto Recordings (also responsible for the tour booking) and THE SATELLITERS decided to go on with this successful and great partnership in releasing a new SATELLITERS platter. The guys exclusively recorded 3 songs of their current live-set for the EP. Two garage-punkers written by THE SATELLITERS ("Unknown State (Of Mind)" and "Take Some Soul") and the haunting "Shame On You" of Neal Ford & The Fanatics` fame were chosen for the record. FUZZ, FARFISA and MEAN VOCALS - what more do you need?? Get it before it is sold out - it´s limited and on blue vinyl by the way. Cover-art by T.Eschweiler! |
TV/FILM LICENSE: Interested in licensing our music for a movie, TV show, internet site, game or other media? Contact Ocean Park Music Group at: info@oceanparkmusic.com Ocean Park Music Group 1119 Colorado Avenue Suite #21 Santa Monica, CA 90401 (310) 576-7424 (bus.) (310) 576-7434 (fax) www.oceanparkmusic.com For vinyl, CD, and internet download licensing click here. BOOKING/ PROMOTION IN SPAIN: EL BEASTO RECORDINGS & TOURS P.O. BOX 2023 15001 A Coruna, Spain elbeasto@elbeasto.com |
NEW SINGLE "LOST IN TIME" A new single will see the light soon. Two originals, "Lost In Time" co-written by Neal Ford (of original 60s garage-band NEAL FORD & THE FANATICS) with original lyrics from 1969 and liner-notes from Neal Ford!! Watch out for this haunting platter! See the video below!!
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VIDEOS:
THE SATELLITERS "ABBA"
PERFORMING "ABBA" LIVE FOR GERMAN TELEVISION!! |
| REVIEW of "WHERE DO WE GO", January 2009 LA Vinyl Records Examiner "Take a psychedelic trip with the Satelliters, Germany's high priests of fuzz" by Jason Gelt, LA Vinyl Records Examiner The Satelliters have endured lineup changes and one major image adjustment but through it all their status as a kick-ass German garage rock outfit has stayed constant as the circling of the planets. Since their first seven-inch in 1994, their distinctive pop hooks and fuzz-laden guitar riffs have grown richer and sweeter. Taking a cue from theatrical Bay Area budget rockers like the Mummies, the Ripoffs and the Trashwomen, the Satelliters started their career clad in matching black leather fetish masks and noir outfits. But their songs were always more polished and evolved than their San Francisco brethren, even when they pounded out crude punk rock whoppers like "I Hate You," on their 1995 Pinup Records 10," a split with the surf-rockin' Astronauts. Fourteen years later the Satelliters have shed the masks, but their music has remained constant in its quality, as evidenced by the band's ninth album, available for a limited time in a chocolate-swirled vinyl re-pressing from Burbank's own Dionysus Records. The album gets off to a rousing start with "Abba," (watch the thrilling YouTube video below) and continues apace with a slew of atmospheric, psychedelic-infused stompers, including the triumphant title song, the diamond-sharp "You Cannot See," and the churning, keyboard-punctuated "Hey." Known for audiophile-friendly mastering and a genuine affection for the colorful tradition of vinyl records, Dionysus is -- now that Sympathy for the Record Industry has left the building -- one of LA's final remaining high-class independent record labels. Check out their catalog of stellar releases -- including early L.A. punk like the Controllers and the Rotters, sinuous Exotica like Chaino and current garage rock luminaries like the Satelliters HERE |
THE SATELLITERS "WHY DO THEY KNOW"
THE SATELLITERS "LOST IN TIME" |
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