punk-rock/new wave, Sweden
Painkillers is the second EP recorded by Babes in Toyland. It consists of a re-recording "He's My Thing", outtakes from Fontanelle, and a live version of the tracks from Fontanelle, titled "Fontanellette". It was produced mainly by Jack Endino and Kat Bjelland, and released 22 June 1993 by Reprise Records.
To Mother is the first EP recorded by Babes in Toyland consisting of the outtakes from the previous release Spanking Machine, but was rerecorded in Europe after their tour with Sonic Youth. It was produced by John Loder, and released 3 August 1991 by Twin/Tone Records.
This is their fourth and final regular studio album, released in 1978. It was not released in the United States until 1981, when Rhino Records issued it under the title Little Lost Girls, with a different cover photo and a different sequence of the songs. During the recording of the album, Vicki Blue left the band and the bass lines on the tracks are actually played by Lita Ford.
This is their debut album, released in 1976 and produced by Kim Fowley.
Their third studio album, released in 1977. This is the first album to feature the group as a quartet, as rhythm guitarist Joan Jett took over lead vocals in the wake of the departure of Cherie Currie for a solo career and Vicki Blue (aka Victory Tischler-Blue) replaced Jackie Fox on bass.
This is their second studio album, released in 1977. The album has been called, "a pop-metal pinnacle."
Released in 2010 on Emancypunx Reords. This album features more melodic and catchy parts than before, influenced by Swedish own trall punk. But Beyond Pink did not lose its original power and anger which was characteristic for the previous albums.
The second record from San Francisco's most rockin' lesbians. This full length was produced by Alex Newport on 11 February 2003 on Fat Wreck Chords and on Pink & Black Records.
This is their debut full length, released on 6 March 2001 on Fat Wreck Chords and on Pink & Black Records (which specializes in girl-fronted bands). Produced by Fat Mike of NoFX.
This is the third and final studio album recorded by Babes in Toyland. It was produced by Tim Mac, and released 5 May 1995 by Reprise Records.
This is their debut album, released in April 1990 by Twin/Tone Records. The working title of the album was Swamp Pussy, which later ended up becoming the opening song on the album. The album titled was later changed to Spanking Machine and named after the epoymnous "spanking machine" in an episode of Leave It to Beaver titled "The Price of Fame."
This is their fourth studio album released on Bronze Records in 1983 and produced by Noddy Holder and Jim Lea from the hard rock band Slade. It was the first Girlschool album not to enter the UK Top 40 album chart and signalled a general downturn in their career, along with an inclination towards a more soft rock sound.
This is their third studio album, released on Bronze Records in 1982. Nigel Gray, who had previously worked with The Police, produced the album.
This is their second studio album, originally released on Bronze Records in 1981, UK catalogue number BRON 534, having been recorded at Jackson's Studios, England, in December 1980 and January 1981. There was a limited pressing in red vinyl.
This is their first studio album. It was released in Europe on Bronze Records in 1980, with the catalogue number Bronze BRON 534. Vic Maile produced.
They released this 7" in 2005.
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This is an EP released in 1985 on Revenge Records.
This is their first full-length, released in 2001 on Troubleman Unlimited.
funk/punk-rock/new wave, Serbia
This is Cadallaca's first LP that came out in 1998 by K. Records.
indie rock, USA
indie rock/mathrock, USA
Released in 2010.
This is their second album, an energizing and passionate recording, released in 2006.
Their second labum, released February 2, 1992 by Safe House. The album was produced by Mason Temple along with the band. The album was recorded at SST, Weehawken NJ, mixed at Quad Recording, NYC and mastered at MDI, Toronto. Many of their songs involve feminist issues.
Their first album, released in 1990 by Blast First Records, roduced by Wharton Tiers. The record was only available in Europe until it was re-released on Go-Kart Records in 2001.
This is their second album, which came out on 15th September 2003 on Troubleman Unlimited and on Blast First. Jagged dance masterpieces and full-throttle bolts of freak-art groove make up At Crystal Palace. The album is a riot of ideas - restless and begging your full attention, both cerebral and visceral. Ambitious but endlessly accessible. 
Their third album and their first on the Kill Rock Stars label is the sole audible note that takes on the fiery political climate and the banal musical climate that truly follows in the footsteps of the revolution started by DNA, Mars, James Chance, and others. The lyrics are about the government, political disillusionment, and the things that keep us from thinking about what is really going on--being distracted by night life, consumerism and celebrity watching. Released on July 25, 2006.
In 2007, with a brand new contract signed to I Scream Records, Fabulous Disaster released their first full length cd.
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