***LANCE HAHN and his ever-evolving J CHURCH returns with their first studio-recorded full-length album since 1999's One Mississippi. Relocated to Austin, Texas, and armed as a quartet, the band delivers their tightest, fastest, and loudest record to date. Includes a lengthy side-long track comprised of short songs inspired by The Who's "A Quick One" and the Subhumans' "Cradle to the Grave."
LP $12.25
07/27/2004
CD $13.00
07/27/2004
***The second singles collection by San Francisco's J CHURCH contains cuts from seven different singles, including the tracks from the Tide of Fate CD. Great originals along with cool covers of DURAN DURAN, Radio Head 26 songs total. ****Vinyl is a double
CD $12.00
01/08/2004
2XLP $12.00
01/08/2004
MP3 $0.00
01/08/2001
***WAREHOUSE FIND!!! The last copies of J CHURCH's hot little "Your Shirt" single from the Arbor Vitae album. Two sweet tracks.
7" $4.00
04/29/2003
***Originally written as a follow-up to The Drama Of Alienation (Honest Don's / Fat Wreck Chords, 1997), this is the album that was sideswiped when J Church imploded after a year of touring. Leader Lance Hance's subsequent hospitalization completely sealed the fate of these songs until now. Before he started writing about heart medication and dying, Hahn's songs dealt with Wim Wenders, the Jazz Butcher, and the revolution. Much of the music dates from a pre-Drama era when he was still working as guitarist for Beck. The open tunings, naïve slide guitar work, and harmonic melodies can all be traced back to that happier time when J Church was toying with the idea of signing to a major label (which explains the occasional long, drawn-out, Neil Young-inspired solo). The original tracks are joined by a handful of other unreleased songs, some updated vocals and covers of "Blasé" (Archie Shepp) and "Not Proud Of The USA" (The Mice). "Brainy and melodic but not wimpy DIY punk rock." -Giant Robot "Quality emo pop punk." -Maximum Rock'n'Roll "One of the great unappreciated treasures of San Francisco." -Hit List "Possibly the most literate lyrics I have ever heard in a punk context." -Skratch * All unreleased material * Originally written as follow-up to their Honest Don's (Fat Wreck) debut * Ex-guitarist for Beck (if anyone still cares) * Headlining a US tour for the first time since '97 * Follows an unbelievable string of J Church CDs
CD $12.00
11/05/2002
***The cream of the Honey Bear crop, J CHURCH returns with a crowd-pleasing collection of tracks previously available only on compilations you don't want to know about and 7-inch singles you've probably come to live without. Twenty great songs that prove the band's best material has always been relegated to vinyl-only B-sides and Third World DIY collections. Features guest appearances from British trip hop artist and jazz singer HARRIET SCOTT, MANDA RIN (BIS), JOHNNY TAKEAWAY (HARD SKIN), and KELLY GREEN (PEE, COCKPIT), and covers that range from the Jesus And Mary Chain to Bitch Magnet to Electric Light Orchestra.
CD $12.00
08/14/2001
7" $3.50
01/08/2001
LP $16.00
01/08/2001
7" $3.50
01/08/2001
7" $4.00
01/08/2001
CD $12.00
01/08/2001
7" $4.00
01/08/2001
***A faux Cheap Trick sleeve with a Stiff Records label. With 2 songs Marie Provost is a Nick Lowe cover. On White Vinyl
7" $3.50
06/25/1996
***This is J Church's first singles and comp. tracks compilation. The early years…. post Cringer but pre Beck! Has 12 tracks including classic songs like "Bomb" and "November". ***LP is a picture disc.
CD $12.00
06/25/1996
MP3 $0.00
06/25/1996