Skin Patrol is the origin point. Nottingham is the Rock Section. The first pulse of the lineage. The archive is open. £27 for the complete history. 109 recordings, £270 of work for £27. Every era from Skin Patrol and One Million Fuzztone Guitars to Robert Courtney (solo). Click on any release and scroll down to Buy Digital Discography £27 GBP or more (90% OFF) onemillionfuzztoneguitars.bandcamp.com The archive is open. Bobby C
A temporary doorway into the full creative lineage. £27.
The Department Store Archive is open. 109 releases. Normally £270. Available now for £27. A temporary opening of the lineage from Skin Patrol/One Million Fuzztone Guitars to now. Once it closes, it closes.
This is the complete recorded lineage of my work on Bandcamp. It begins in Nottingham, with Skin Patrol. It evolves into One Million Fuzztone Guitars. It moves into Robert Courtney. It shifts into Courtney Bourne. It expands into Sunatarot. It gets surreal with the Automatic Kaos Foundation. It returns as One Million Fuzztone Guitars with new releases. It becomes the Department Store of the Soul. It arrives here, SUPER DISCOUNTED! in the present. Normally £270. Available now for £27. This is a ritual opening. Once it closes, it closes.
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The Legend of Rock Section is the mythic thread woven through The Department Store of the Soul, part alter ego, part spiritual archetype, part cosmic prank. Born from a psychic séance where the spirit of Jim Morrison allegedly dictated a song—“Rock Section”—to a group of young seekers, he emerged not just as a band name or song title, but as an encoded identity. A one-man revolution hidden in plain sight. A psychic download. A mystery school in a guitar riff.
Rock Section is the eternal outsider, forged in a cauldron of broken dreams, creative betrayal, and buried power. He disappears when wounded, retreats into myth, then resurfaces years later when the stars realign—namely, during the spiritual liberation of 2020, when time stopped and everything false burned away. He lives at the intersection of shamanism, glam punk, psychic rebellion, and esoteric truth.
He is the man who can walk through fire because he remembers he is the fire. The silent witness at your most transformative moment. The spirit that never dies, just reincarnates through melody, word, and spark. He is the part of you that refuses to give in to mediocrity. And when you’re ready to return to the truth of who you are, he’s already there—waiting with a leather jacket, a battered notebook, and the next verse of your life’s song.
Rock Section isn’t just a legend. He’s a code in your soul, waiting to be activated.
“The 31-track, Twenty-First Century Singles compilation album, featuring “New Rock Section”. A sonic time capsule cracked open, unleashing a swirling storm of fuzz-laden riffs and unrelenting rhythm. The track embodies the band’s signature blend of psychedelic garage rock, post-punk grit, and alternative audacity. It is a sound that has always been ahead of its time, whether in the 1980s or today’s era of genre-fluid rock revivalists”. Exposed Vocals
“An album getting more interest these days, as it was always meant to be, with the original cover and missing tracks. One of a few missing links between the One Million Fuzztone Guitars of the 1980s and the 2020s. Check out the article on Exposed Vocals and interview with the ‘Force behind the Fuzz’, Robert Courtney, here:
A collection of demos and rarities from one weekend in 2024. Recorded live on an Android phone using Cubasis 3, mixed live, no editing apart from intros and outros, de-clipping and balancing. The future is hi-lo tech!
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Originally written for Skin Patrol and recorded by early One Million Fuzztone Guitars in 1982 (once Chris had joined as it needed a keyboard). The follow up to ‘Rock Section’. A celebration of the return of Jim Morrison, who had not actually died, but had faked his own death and now lived a Howard Hughes stye life in the wealthy part of Nottingham. Every day we would see him make the journey from The Park to Rock City and back, some days he would be ‘cleaned up’ but would soon revert to his ‘gentleman of the road’ look. It was rumored that he (Boris) was very wealthy and that this was all a pretense as a barrier to anyone finding out who he really was (see a reference in Julian Cope’s ‘One Three One’). Another Fuzztone’s classic from the ‘Rise and Fall of the Sound of Music’ sessions. Strangely missing from the Cherry Red Master tape? Here is the remastered version with a suitably 80’s cover with a photograph taken at the session.
“That’s mad – the playful jingle, the distorted vocals and the violent cymbal crashes – but I like it!” AQ
The Legend of Rock Section (Séance Version), originally entitled ‘Send Me A Letter’, with the original lyrics from the Jim Morrison séance, which started off with him saying he was murdered by the music industry (the song Target) then asked for me to send this to a friend of his in the US called Big Jake, of course this came back “return to sender” as Big Jake was a character John Wayne played, it then took on a life of it’s own “a gigantic hoax” which culminated in us meeting Cliff Richards at the crossroads one morning, this is the original lyrics version from the letter that was only opened after the Dayglo Maradona version came out. Every time I approach it, it becomes something else.
Born out of an internet chat room discussion as to whether I actually existed or was an elaborate prank carried out over many years, still not sure myself!