Welcome to Aarchon Records! Aarchon Records is home to a diverse and talented group of dedicated artists.
Electronic music never had such an organic sound as Elandara’s debut album. “These guys could make a retinal scan sound interesting.” (Coming Soon)
Paraphrasing Ishmael: When the bile builds up and reaches your nostrils, it’s time to get to sea. And when that’s not possible, the Green Seaman can serve up a galley full of Arrrrrgh! (Coming Soon)
Traditional folk lyrics fused with orchestral blues and a touch of synthesizer with heavy effects. I Gave My Love a Chicken (Coming Soon)
These band members never take themselves seriously, so why should anyone else. As one critic stated, “I laughed until all my bowels fell out.” The choice is: Nun of the Above (Coming Soon)
A unique blend of melodic electronic trance, mesmerizing vocals, and future-
Raw, powerful, and unplugged is how fans describe Coldwater and his music -
Protest music is not out of style with the garage band stylings of BrainWreck. Always looking for a controversy or an issue to exploit, they hope to set the World on Fire. (Coming Soon)
The newest fusion effort to reach Aarchon Records, The Fins offer a scorching metal sound mixed with 1950’s style teen angst lyrics. “ I heard it, and I don’t believe it.” Devil or Angel (Coming Soon)
Brazoria Kingston
Kingston was a great singer who made some terrible decisions concerning subject matter.
This was especially true of her 22-
The Eggs
What started as a punk band in the late 70’s became a popular fusion of raw energy
and early analog electronic sounds (The Dogs Moved In). “We’re more popular than
we ought to be”, stated lead singer Rollo Satin. In the pipeline for re-
Charred Glands
What the Finger Saw was the Charred Glands only album release -
Eiffel Eisenhower
Attempting to capitalize on 60’s psychedelia, EE, as they were known, produced more babble than imagery and their debut album, Chastity Banana Fire was their only release. Currently Unavailable
The Stink Men
The Stink Men had a popular classic 60’s sound, but a disastrous appearance on national
TV made them one-
The Royal Flush
The Royal Flush captured the British Invasion sound very well and their Introducing... debut album offered a number of snappy singles. Unfortunately, their band name became fodder for too much ridicule and they disbanded after only one album. Currently Unavailable
Raymond Johnson
With limited instrumentation, Raymond Johnson debuted with the 78 rpm single You Bought Me a Rug b/w I Need a New Trunk. Currently Unavailable
Stoney Blackheart Mead
As Aarchon Records’ first blues act, Mead was obsessed with his dog, Muscle Boy. His most popular effort, I Blame It on You, hit the charts as one of his many R&B releases on Aarchon. Currently Unavailable
Rocky Snodlei
Although his songs (such as Sand in My Heart) became popular in their own right, his lack of stage presence (and questionable grooming habits) made Rocky’s live performance career very short. Currently Unavailable
The Tinsells
A typical act for the times, the “all-
The Stu-
Transitioning into the fifties, this 8-
For Entertainment Purposes Only
. . . back when the neon fabric of sound was just wooly . . .
Talk CD
Some people might say that a call-
