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SINGLES CLUB V.2 IS DEAD 2002
Many rumors have been circulating recently about the disappearance of Singles Club. We here at Sub Pop Records would like to set the record (ha ha) straight once and for all.

Singles Club was found in his apartment of on March 1st 2002 spinning around on the floor with a giant hole in his chest. He was rushed to Harborview Medical Center but the damage had already been done. He died later that evening with the White Stripes "China Pig/ Ashtray Heart" record playing on his turntable.

"Good luck finding that one!"

We at Sub Pop Records are truly saddened by the loss of our dear friend and fellow employee. Singles Club led a troubled life. One month he would show up on time grinning ear to ear and proudly exclaim that he had a new band that we needed to "totally check out." Other months however, he wouldn't show up at all and if he did he would try to pass some bogus piece of wax off on us like it was the Second Coming of Christ.

SINGLES CLUB SINGLES ARE NOW AVAILABLE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC
That's right. If we've got it left, you can buy it. Here's what we've got:
RYE COALITION
Got This Thing on the Move b/w Whole Lotta Rosie
SP0570-7
MAZARIN
Memories Change in Patterns b/w Only Colombe
SP0588-7
CARISSAS WIERD
You Should Be Hated Here b/w Suedehead (Morrissey)
SP0582-7
RAILROAD JERK
Old McNeil/Only One Thing
SP0537-7
MIGALA
The North of Fire/Sad Corner Song
SP0524-7
QUADRAJETS
Bad Mojo at the Border
SP0522-7
TRUMANS WATER
Miss Spaceship/Radar 1941
SP0519-7
YO-YOS, THE
Time of Your Life/Seven Shades of Blue
SP0494-7
DEAD C
Stealth / The Factory
SP0492-7
FIELDS OF GAFFNEY
Cold Weather / Twilight
SP0489-7
AMAZING CROWNS
Chop Shop/ Amateur Night
SP0488-7
RUSTY WILLOUGHBY
Here Come The Weakened / And The World Moves On
SP0473-7
DOT ALLISON
Colour Me / Tomorrow Never Comes
SP0459-7
SUKPATCH
Stolen Chrome/ Bubble Shaff
SP0437-7
JESUS AND MARY CHAIN, THE
Birthday / Hide Myself
SP0434-7
View the full Singles Club discography here.

If you have questions be sure to email us at: singlesclub@subpop.com and we'll help you get what you want!

PLEASE, TELL ME MORE

The Sub Pop Singles Club was a legendary mail delivery service that provided the subscriber with one 7" single per month by one of the most talented and physically attractive bands of the day.

The madness began in November 1988 with the now mythic Nirvana 'Love Buzz' single and continued through five years of unadulterated bliss, finally reaching its end with Lou Barlow's 'I Am Not Mocking You'. Beginning in April 1998, Sub Pop Records unhesitatingly re-launched the Singles Club and once again provided a reason to live for the countless morbidly lonesome shut-ins of this generation. Since then, we have, without pause, released one magically delicious single per month to divert, delight and enjoy.

For a good indication of the caliber of music you will be receiving just take a look at some of the bands that participated in the first incarnation: Smashing Pumpkins, Fugazi, The Flaming Lips, Sonic Youth, Rapeman, Unrest, Rocket From the Crypt, Jon Spencer, Ween, Soundgarden, Afghan Whigs, Poster Children, The Muffs, Reverend Horton Heat and lots more. Subscribers to the re-launched club in April 1998 have received singles from the likes of Luna, Modest Mouse, The Jesus & Mary Chain, Team Dresch/Longstocking, Creeper Lagoon, The Get Up Kids, Beachwood Sparks, Dot Allison, Bonny Prince Billy, Pedro The Lion, Crooked Fingers, Mudhoney, Dead C, Death Cab For Cutie, To Rococco Rot, The Yo-Yo's, The Creatures, Trumans Water & Zeke among others, with many more yet-to-be announced sonic delights.

If you're saying to yourself 'I haven't even heard of any of those bands', then perhaps you would do better to join our Ass-Kick of the Month Club, in which a large, burly man will come to your home each month and give you a severe boot to the rear until you come around and start listening to some good music for a change!