If you like: punk or power pop, this set features all of the essentials you need to hear–Ork was the birthplace for such heroes as Television, Richard Hell, Alex Chilton, and Chris Stamey and The dBs. 
About: At the epicenter of New York’s most significant music scene was an instantly-forgotten record label: Ork Records, the first punk label and the original “indie”. For the first time ever, the monumental output of this explosive imprint’s 1975-1979 run is all in one place. Sixteen singles that birthed punk, no-wave, power pop, and the next four decades of indie rock, including the debut releases from Television, Richard Hell, Richard Lloyd, Cheetah Chrome, Alex Chilton, The dBs, and Chris Stamey, plus future nuggets by The Revelons, Student Teachers, Prix, Marbles, Idols, Mick Farren, and Link Cromwell, and previously unreleased singles from The Feelies and Erasers. This is a limited edition of 2000 carefully replicated 7” sleeves ensconced in a custom box modeled on period-specific Ork mailing labels. *^{via Numero Group}
A favorite track: The Way (You Touch My Hand) b/w 97 Tears by The Revelons