Daily Jam - Don't Let Him Come Back

Here's a classic from the late, great Jay Reatard.  Listen to "Don't Let Him Come Back" below, our Daily Jam.

Jay Reatard & Lindsay Shutt

Years and years ago, the late great Jay Reatard recorded a cover of "In Heaven (Lady in the Radiator Song)" from David Lynch's "Eraserhead" with LA graphic designer Lindsay Shutt.  For the longest time, it was only available to listen to on YouTube or other bootlegged resources.  Well no more.  The good folks at Volar Records are finally releasing it on 7" with Cody Blanchard of Shannon and the Clams covering the Ramones' "I Don't Wanna Go Down to the Basement" on the B-side.  Listen to the track below and pre-order the record here.

Daily Jam - Always Wanting More

I've got some Jay Reatard for everyone this fine Sunday, and i'm about to hit my second crawfish boil in less than 24 hours.  Nice.  Here's "Always Wanting More," our Daily Jam.

Daily Jam - All Wasted

If i've said it before, i've said it a thousand times.  It's always a good time for Jay Reatard.  Here's "All Wasted," our Daily Jam.

Daily Jam - I Know a Place

It's gonna be a Jay Reatard kinda day.  Here's "I Know a Place," our Daily Jam.

Daily Jam - Hang Them All

I still miss this guy.  Here's Jay Reatard's "Hang Them All," our Daily Jam.

Daily Jam (Covers Week) - Gamma Ray

Here's Jay Reatard's version of Beck's "Gamma Ray."  I miss that guy.  Listen below, our Daily Jam.

Angry Angles

Way back in the long, long ago that was 2006, a former Reatard, one Jimmy Lee Lindsey Jr, more widely known as Jay Reatard, was busy writing and recording singles, EP's, and albums for his solo output, as well as working on a project with his then girlfriend Alix Brown called Angry Angles.  The pair eventually broke up, and sadly the album was never completed and just kind of faded away, as Jay continued to make music on his own until his tragic death in 2010.  I've been jonesing for new Reatard material ever since.  And now, the fine folks at Goner Records are releasing Angry Angles' complete recordings in May.  They are just what the garage punk doctor ordered.  Listen to "Things Are Moving" below and howl.