Spare, clattery and very endearing D.I.Y. post punk action from this overlooked band of Kiwi marginals who were more apt to play under a freeway overpass than in a nightclub, with the best bits here bringing to mind a specific sub-set of left field UK early 80′s activity by the likes of The Door And [...]
Recessive and profound mystery school electronic probings from one of the great overlooked bands of the last 20 years. I shared AAS’s delirious second outing “Bust Of” way back in ’07 and this debut outing is every bit as startling. Operating in a strange and melodically downcast furrow dug out somewhere between the desolate subterranean [...]
The first of two albums by this fantastic, forgotten and determinedly wacky UK outfit, Silver Faces is probably best understood as a quintessentially British spin on the sorta absurdist polit-rock of Germany’s Floh De Cologne (particularly circa Fliessbandbaby’s Beat Show), though the particular (sub)cultural lens it’s being viewed through here renders the results somewhere between [...]