LP released: Dec 22, 2016
The band have selected ten of the primest cuts from the early-to- present days for you the listener to get acquainted with. How you haven't heard half of these is beyond us, some of it even got rave reviews in Pitchfork, DIY and The NME before now! From the clat- tering opening numbers of the 'three piece' days which showcase the band doing their best impressions/rip offs of bands like Harlem and The Black Lips on tracks like 'The Lurgy' to some of the more driving pop material shown in previously well received singles like 'Edgar', we're covering a lot of ground here, it's got the old crowd favourite/heavy metal shredder 'Sauna Song' stacked right up against 'Gravesend Song' which has a Strange Boys styled bluesy swing to it with total 'not proud of my hometown' lyrics to match. A diverse release of early material by a band whose love of garage rock/proto-punk has evolved into the tightly knit unit they are today. Featuring out of press 45 songs, rare-shelved cuts and singles from the band's time on the PNKSLM roster. Side 1 1.Woman is a danger cat 2.The Lurgy 3.Lully Poo Face 4.Don't feel bad feel rad 5.A song for Baron Willoughby 6.Wandwaver Side 2 7.Gravesend Song 8.Edgar 9.US Airways 10.Sauna Song / January |
