Video Bellyache Candy Shoppe
Candy and Detroit rock n’ roll – two great tastes that taste great together! Royal Oak’s Bellyache Candy Company is taking the web by storm, pushing Goo Goo Clusters, Pop Rocks and Charleston Chews along with CDs, vinyl LPs and 7-inch singles from bands like The Amino Acids, The Hentchman, and Gore Gore Girls. Can you say, “Yummy”?
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Think of them as the anti-tooth fairy.
Wacky Packages, Garbage Pail Kids, Slo-Pokes, Razzles and Zagnut. If these names bring you back to the halcyon days of the 60s, 70s and 80s, where you stood behind the 7-Eleven scarfing down sweets you bought with your lunch money then Royal Oak-based Bellyache Candy Shoppe is just for you.
But wait! That’s not all. There’s also Bellyache Records, bringing Detroit’s best indie rock bands straight to your door. Along with local tunesmiths The Swamp Sisters, 3-D Invisibles and Scarlet Oaks you’ll find groovy compilations and even The Go, a children’s record.
Click on the YouTube link below to learn all about ’em. The pain in your tummy never felt so good.
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