Psychotic Spew is the debut album by Seattle Gunk Pop trio, Black Ends. An album long awaited by many, it is a dark and brooding achievement that breaks and creates you at every corner. From the highest highs of ‘Bent’ to the lowest lows of ‘Bye-Bye!’, there is a song for everyone here. Black Ends does not hold back yet a single feeling as the songwriting is sprinkled with as much catchy and clever humor as it is a mesmerizing and perfect sadness. The album is strewn with astounding instrumentation throughout with stand-out string performances by legendary composer and cellist, Lori Goldston. This is not an album to ignore - in fact, it is an album everyone should try at least once - just to feel like you’ve lived a little.

The debut album from Seattle’s Alfredo Ghosts. Full of the spirit of 70's glam and punk, the album also shreds the waves of 60's surf rock. Formed from the depths of the cynical mind, Alfredo Ghosts will question the strange and the unexplained and reverberate in every fiber of your being.

Check out the music video for the single U.F.O below!