Sabertooth Zombie - Dent Face 7"

This is the first Sabertooth Zombie release that grabbed my attention. I don't think anyone could get through the first song and not want to continue listening. Shit is so hard without even trying to be.

I found this crucial seven inches of greatness at one of my visits to Amoeba Hollywood. It was the first record I ever bought that had no labels. It confused me at first. Now, I associate label-less records with STZ. This is because a bunch of their records have no labels on them. Go figure!

After I bought the record I finally realized, being able to look at the cover up close, who the person on the front is. It is Chris Crocker, infamous for making this classic video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHmvkRoEowc How they chose to include this joke in their artwork, I have no idea. The art associated with STZ and their members is always way out of the fucking box and I suppose it's just another one of many appeals the band has.

Specifics:


Sabertooth Zombie - Dent Face (pink) /250

Sabertooth Zombie - Dance/The Prisoner 10"

Got this awesome wax in a binge buy @ RevHQ when they once had a large sale going on. I was a fan of Sabertooth Zombie, already an owner of one or two of their records, when I noticed that the site had many Sabertooth Zombie records I did not own already, as well as a few other Twelve Gauge Records releases I was interested in, or simply felt like buying because it happened to be priced so low.

Like most of STZ's other vinyl releases, this is a single simple color, specifically plain old transparent, and contains no center label stickers. Very odd, and pretty confusing, especially without clearly identifiable matrix markings to let you know which side you're listening to, a crucial factor as this 10" is actually 2 different EPs, one on each side.

Specifics:


Sabertooth Zombie - Dance / The Prisoner (clear) 400/666