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SupaJamma - "Janey's Alone" live in Chester 23 07 2010 rocknrollunlimited 41 views Martin Sugar Merchant with his band SupaJamma filmed live at Telfords Warehouse Chester July 2010. Putting some beats into indie rock with this one.
Music For Aborigines - An Individual Mind 29 07 11 rocknrollunlimited 75 views Great song from Music For Aborigines, one of the early purveyors of post punk & Manc inde. The band rarely play live so this is a rare treat. Not one of our label roster bu...
The Cornelius Crane - They Sail Like They Never Heard a Song rocknrollunlimited 105 views Forthcoming single from top new Manchester band The Cornelius Crane, live performance filmed at The Night & Day Cafe Manchester.
The Cornelius Crane - Oklahoma & Me rocknrollunlimited 145 views Shot live at the Night & Day Cafe Manchester on July 29 2011. 4th show from one of Manchers best new bands. We will be releasing some materil from them on Stereokill Record...
SupaJamma - Border - Future Perfect Festival - Castlefield Arena Manchester 25 06 11. rocknrollunlimited 189 views In your face performance of SupaJamma's 'Border' a mash up of punk, rock, hip hop & ragga. This show was held at the Castlefield Arena Manchester as a fundraiser for The C...
Sugar Merchant & Dermo Vs The Prodigy @ Future Perfect rocknrollunlimited 194 views SupaJamma's frontman Sugar Merchant & Northside / V.Thirteen's Dermo vocal improv over The Prodigy.
Chameleons Vox - Soul in Isolation - Strummercamp.avi rocknrollunlimited 358 views Another top tune from the mighty Chameleons Vox recorded at the excellent Strummercamp festival. Mark Burgess & his band The Chameleons were one of the pivotal bands that b...
Chameleons Vox 'In Shreds' Strummercamp 28 May 2011 rocknrollunlimited 313 views Chameleons Vox performing the Chameleons post punk classic 'In Shreds' at Strummercamp 28 May 2011........ ................ I must add that they are nothing to do with the...
Dog Toffee - 'Radio' - Rock 'n' Roll Hellkat Night at Retro Manchesster July 2007 rocknrollunlimited 271 views Dog Toffee doing what they do best, rocking it up big time. This is the single they recorded for California's Junk Records just before said label went out of business. We'v...
Bushart 'Maybe I'm Wrong' 18 12 09 Manchester Academy rocknrollunlimited 243 views Bushart;s Steve Foxcroft & Ray Bowles playing a superbly stripped down version of 'Maybe I'm Wrong' accompanied by the multi talented Jock Carmichael at Manchester Academy ...

About Stereokill Recordings / Rocknrollunlimited Productions

Independent Manchester based alternative label / production company. Currently working with SupaJamma, John The Raptist, Foilface & Dog Toffee.

Previously worked with or released stuff by - Goldblade, Solanoid, Pachinos, Force Tenn, The Hyperjax, Electric Frankenstein, The Peepshows, Clime, Raindance..

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Punk circa 1976 is where I got started, managed various bands of various styles some of which will be represented here when I dig the vids out. Played in a couple of very unknown punk bands one of which morphed into Manc indie band Raindance ( I got tired of having no audience for the noise I'd been foisting, punk really was dead by then ) after a couple of years I left to start managing then but sadly they split. I experimented with another couple of great indie bands before going into partnership in 1997 with Phil Bell owner of PJ Bells East Side Jazz Cafe / Republica in Manchester to manage both Dog Toffee one of the very few rock 'n' roll band in the country at the time, Therapy? The X-Rays, Goldblade & the Golden Guineas being the others & the Wildhearts were split at the time) & hardcore rap crew Force Tenn which contained the mighty talents of John The Raptist. The journey with Dog Toffee has been a wonderfully turbulent one, real rock 'n' roll are tough to acts break in the UK & even though we managed to get Sony on board for a year they jumped & the band were dumped, 3 albums later & we're still dying! The Rock 'n' Roll Unliminted label has been a labour of love & nearly made me bankrupt more than once. It's a tough game & when the competition can place their music on the major soaps weeks ahead of release & swamp myspace with their big budgets (Duffy is them most recent big hype ( don't you just love the Brit School conveyor! Ready made for your consumption. I am sour but it isn't sour grapes, you can't teach rock 'n' roll in school, not to say it isn't learned there it just isn't on the curriculum) of course, 100% no 1 before anyone even heard it. There's little hope for the like's of us. Genius marketing, I must admit, but cynical & lacking in any true passion or soul & that's all the chart's are these days, marketing charts. Fuck em, arts for arts sake.