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Estrus : Shovelin' the Shit Since '87 by Chris Alpert Coyle and Scott Sugiuchi (2023, Hardcover)

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Title: Estrus: Shovelin' the Shit Since '87. Author: Chris Alpert Coyle. Format: Hardback. Type: Styles. Item Length: 238mm. Item Height: 315mm. Country/Region of Manufacture: GB. Language: English.

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Product Identifiers

PublisherKorero Press

ISBN-101912740117

ISBN-139781912740116

eBay Product ID (ePID)19050416900

Product Key Features

Book TitleEstrus : Shovelin' the Shit since '87

Number of Pages256 Pages

LanguageEnglish

Publication Year2023

TopicGenres & Styles / Punk, History & Criticism, Popular Culture

IllustratorYes

GenreMusic, Art

AuthorChris Alpert Coyle, Scott Sugiuchi

FormatHardcover

Dimensions

Item Height1 in

Item Weight56.8 Oz

Item Length11.8 in

Item Width9 in

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Intended AudienceTrade

LCCN2023-526224

SynopsisKorero Press's rich tradition of showcasing world-renowned graphic art will soon include the infamous purveyors of a unique brand of punk rock. Estrus: Shovelin' The Shit Since '87 is the complete, as-yet-untold, story of US garage rock powerhouse Estrus Records, which for nearly two decades churned out hundreds of releases from some of the biggest garage, trash, surf, and punk bands worldwide, among them The Makers, The Mummies, Man or Astroman?, and label head honcho Dave Crider's drunk-punk quartet The Mono Men. Shovelin' charts the label's highs and lows -- from its highly successful hosting of the annual Garage Shock, arguably the greatest series of garage rock 'festivals', to the devastating loss of its warehouse in a fire that virtually wiped out its mailorder stock, as well as master tapes and precious personal possessions. Estrus is one of the few record labels whose cover art and other graphics matches the brilliance of its music, thanks to the contributions of US trash-culture visionary Art Chantry, as well as Alex Wald and Darren Merinuk, and the book is packed with many of its iconic visuals. It also draws on lively, extensive interviews, never-seen-before archival photos, oddball artefacts and more to give a fascinating insight into the major players behind one of garage rock's most influential and successful independent record labels., Shovelin' The Shit Since '87 is the complete, as-yet-untold story of US garage rock powerhouse Estrus Records, which for nearly two decades churned out hundreds of releases from some of the biggest garage, trash, surf, and punk bands worldwide. Estrus is one of the few record labels whose cover art and other graphics matches the brilliance of its music, and the book is packed with many of its iconic visuals. It also draws on lively, extensive interviews, never-seen-before archival photos, oddball artefacts and more., Estrus: Shovelin' The Shit Since '87 is the complete, as-yet-untold story of US garage rock powerhouse Estrus Records, which for nearly two decades churned out hundreds of releases from some of the biggest garage, trash, surf, and punk bands worldwide, among them The Makers, The Mummies, Man . . . or Astroman? , and label head honcho Dave Crider 's drunk/punk quartet The Mono Men . Shovelin' charts the label's highs and lows - from its highly successful hosting of the annual Garageshock, arguably the greatest series of garage rock "festivals," to the devastating loss of its warehouse in a fire. Estrus is one of the few record labels whose cover art and other graphics match the brilliance of its music, thanks to the contributions of trash-culture visionary Art Chantry . Packed with iconic visuals the book draws on lively, extensive interviews, never-seen-before archival photos, oddball artifacts, and more, to give a fascinating insight into the major players behind one of garage rock's most influential and successful independent record labels.

LC Classification NumberML3792