Pennsylvania Underground Music – Modern Peasant Records

We still have Philadelphia’s The Sinners L.P. “Drunk on the Lord’s Day” in 12-inch vinyl in stock here at Modern Peasant Records! The Sinners played from 1998 to 2005 in Philadelphia, playing a distinct garage rock influenced by The Kinks, Mark Lanegan, and all of Nick Cave’s bands, making them both unique and out of the ordinary for the more commercial orientation of Philly’s music scene in the early aughts.

Two Sinners members still reside in Philadelphia, so be sure to visit Dan at his coffee shop Cinemug at Broad and Tasker, and stop by to see Paul at Second District in deep South Philadelphia! Check out this great review of the record in The Big Takeover Magazine!

Modern Peasant Records Sampler

The Putters – “Housewives and Handgrenades,” on Got Something for Your Daughter (MPR-001)
Zombie vs. Shark – “Purify,” on Wartime Sugar (MPR-002/007)
The 667s – “Bitch and Moan,” on The 667s (MPR-666)
Zombie vs. Shark – “Wunderkind,” on Dogs and Guns (MPR-003)
The Putters – “Come on Over,” on Good Friends with Your Mother (MPR-008)
The 667s – “Good Morning Sorrow,” on Mondons of the World Unite! (MPR-009)
Zombie vs. Shark – “Cold Machine,” on Cold Machine (MPR-004)
John Wayne’s Bitches – “American Greed,” on Bitched Out (MPR-011)
Red Cities – “Burnout,” on Build it Up, Tear it Down (MPR-010)
The 667s – “Little Red Car,” on Cheer Up, Buttercup (MPR-012)
Red Cities – “Plastic People,” on Red Cities (MPR-014)
The Sinners – “Whoa, Whoa, Whoa,” on Drunk on the Lord’s Day (MPR-013)