Los Temerarios Los Temerarios
Los Temerarios were five young guys from the State of Tabasco, Mexico, who in 1965 decided they were ready to conquer Mexico City with their Beatles suits and wild beat music. They recorded three album...

The Knacks The Knacks
The Knacks are one of the cornerstones of 60s Argentine music. They left a rich legacy full of freakbeat, garage and British psychedelia sounds pressed on a bunch of singles impossible to find today wi...

Cambridge Stones Discotheque a Go Go
Mexico is a bottomless mine of rock n roll, beat and surf gemstones. Originally from Monterrey, Nuevo León, The Cambridge Stones are one of those obscure jewels. Discos Coro released their only album,...

Los Yorks Yorks 69
In 1969, at the top of heir popularity, Los Yorks left their record label MAG and signed (for an astronomic amount) for El Virrey. Then Jaime Guerrero, owner of MAG, release this exploitation record. C...

Los Impala Estos son ... Los Impala
This is the legendary album by this Venezuelan band, pre-Impala Syndrome, recorded for the Marfer label short after the band moved to Madrid, Spain. A dozen of songs combining the most happening styles...

Los Coyotes La Estacion Fantasma
This record contains the complete early recordings of LOS COYOTES first incarnation, Madrid 1980. They created their own Punkabilly tag when none else in the world was using it. Parts of Bo Didley, Lin...

Los Monjes Los Monjes
The Mexican answer to THE MONKS !!! This wild trio from Mexico not only had the same name than their American legendary counterparts, they also dressed in monks clothes. Includes songs from two EPs the...

Los Electronicos Tradicion en Transicion
Relying on the extreme richness of Columbian folkloric music, Los Electrónicos used the most up-to-date studio of their time to create a new approach to the songs they played: “Utter Respect” for ...

Los Checkmates Lo Mejor De Los Monkees
The Mexican-based Los Checkmates, had a more organic, innate predilection to Western rock than most contemporaries in the South American garage scene. Thats because it wasnt exactly a homegrown entity,...

Los Grimm Viaje en Alfombra Magica
An atipycal band in Madrid\'s scene, LOS GRIMM were truly the vanguard of the psychedelia, though they started a band influenced by the crystal-clear melodies of THE SHADOWS and they never lost that fe...

Los Holys Sueno Sicodelico
Recordings from the mid-60s by instrumental rock/surf band from Peru featuring Walo Carillo. Initially influenced by the Ventures and Duanne Eddy, they later turn toward psychedelia. Walo would also st...

Los Yaki El Sonido Mas Agresivo
A collection of the most agressive moments of Los YAKI, probably the most popular 60's band in Mexico that recorded more than 10 albums(!). The selection includes covers of The Troggs, Kinks, Stones, L...

Los Walkers Walking Up With..
This is a psychedelic masterpiece, astonishing and exquisite psychedelic trip highly influenced by the Rolling Stones Their Satanic Majesties..., incredibly good. Featuring the ex-Mockers Polo Salvaje ...

New Juggler Sound Trouble Childs
New Juggler Sound, Laghonia, Smog, and the first We All Together (later on some of the members reunite in the 80s) constitute the only rock saga in Latin America. With 40 years of permanence during whi...

Javier Batiz & The Famous Finks Javier Batiz & The Famous Finks
One of the best mexican GARAGE records of the sixties. Covers of The RIVIERAS, CHAMPS, and TRASHMEN. All golden age numbers such as "California Sun", "Walking The Dog", "Diddy Wah Diddy", "Memphis",...

Phil & The Frantics Phil & The Frantics
Known to two entire generations of American 60s Garage band fans over the last two decades, PHIL AND THE FRANTICS gained their widespread notoriety by being one of the bands to have their "regional" (a...