Sleater-Kinney / The Woods - SP679

Sleater-Kinney is a three-piece rock and roll combo from the wilds of Portland, Oregon, made up of the dual and dueling guitars and voices of Corin Tucker and Carrie Brownstein, and the insistent and inventive drumming of Janet Weiss. The Woods (as in deepest, darkest; operating in dim corners of the heart and mind, both a physical reality and an emotional place) is the title of the new Sleater-Kinney album. It’s their seventh full-length release and first for Sub Pop. Produced by Dave Fridmann (Flaming Lips, Mercury Rev, Low), The Woods, like many things with sevens on it, it features an itch, a need to try new things. Among the new things you’ll find here: honest-to-god guitar heroics/solos; new depth and heaviness to the songs; fuzzed out lows cropping up in places formerly reserved for staccato highs. All of this surrounding and infiltrating the constant in the Sleater-Kinney program: three, breathing, playing as one with unfettered passion and emotion. And, we couldn’t possibly be more proud.

And, guess what? When you order the CD from Subpop.com you get the special limited edition, which comes with a live DVD to boot!

DVD:

Everything In The World (Slabtown),
The Fox (Nocturnal),
Modern Girl (Nocturnal),
Entertain (Doug Fir)

Released: May 24, 2005

Sleater-Kinney / The Woods - SP670

Sleater-Kinney is a three-piece rock and roll combo from the wilds of Portland, Oregon, made up of the dual and dueling guitars and voices of Corin Tucker and Carrie Brownstein, and the insistent and inventive drumming of Janet Weiss. The Woods (as in deepest, darkest; operating in dim corners of the heart and mind, both a physical reality and an emotional place) is the title of the new Sleater-Kinney album. It’s their seventh full-length release and first for Sub Pop. Produced by Dave Fridmann (Flaming Lips, Mercury Rev, Low), The Woods, like many things with sevens on it, it features an itch, a need to try new things. Among the new things you’ll find here: honest-to-god guitar heroics/solos; new depth and heaviness to the songs; fuzzed out lows cropping up in places formerly reserved for staccato highs. All of this surrounding and infiltrating the constant in the Sleater-Kinney program: three, breathing, playing as one with unfettered passion and emotion. And, we couldn’t possibly be more proud.

Released: 2005-04-26 (2xLP), 2005-05-24 (CD), 2005-05-24 (MP3s)

Sleater-Kinney / All Hands On the Bad One - KRS360

Track Listing:

1. Ballad of a Ladyman
2. Ironclad
3. All Hands On The Bad One
4. Youth Decay
5. You’re No Rock N’ Roll Fun
6. #1 Must Have
7. Professional
8. Was it a Lie?
9. Male Model
10 Leave You Behind
11. Milkshake N’ Honey
12. Pompeii
13. Swimmer

Sleater-Kinney / Dig Me Out - KRS279

Track Listing:

1. Dig Me Out
2. One More Hour
3. Turn It On
4. Drama You’ve Been Craving
5. Heart Factory
6. Words and Guitar
7. It’s Enough
8. Little Babies
9. Not What You Want
10. Buy Her Candy
11. Things You Say
12. Dance Song ’97
13. Jenny

Released: August 15, 1974

Sleater-Kinney / The Hot Rock - KRS321

Track Listing:

1. Start Together
2. Hot Rock
3. End of You
4. Burn Don’t Freeze
5. God is a Number
6. Banned from the End of the World
7. Don’t Talk Like
8. Get Up
9. One Song For You
10. Size of Our Love
11. Living in Exile
12. Memorize Your Lines
13. Quarter to Three

Released: August 15, 1974

Sleater-Kinney / One Beat - KRS387

Track Listing:

1. One Beat
2. Far Away
3. Oh!
4. The Remainder
5. Light-Rail Coyote
6. Step Aside
7. Combat Rock
8. O2
9. Funeral Song
10. Prisstina
11. Hollywood Ending
12. Sympathy

Released: August 15, 1974

Sleater-Kinney / Sleater-Kinney - CHSW12

Track Listing:

1. Don't Think You Wanna
2. The Day I Went Away
3. A Real Man
4. Her Again
5. How To Play Dead
6. Be Yr Mama
7. Sold Out
8. Slow Song
9. Lora's Song
10. The Last Song

Sleater-Kinney / Call The Doctor - CHSW13

Track Listing:

1. Call The Doctor
2. Hubcap
3. Little Mouth
4. Anonymous
5. Stay Where You Are
6. Good Things
7. I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone
8. Taking Me Home
9. Taste Test
10. My Stuff
11. I'm Not Waiting
12. Heart Attack