Shrapnel – Catch You Out
Two Arms, Two Hands, Two Ring Pull Cans will be released sometime via Strange Pursuits.
Two Arms, Two Hands, Two Ring Pull Cans will be released sometime via Strange Pursuits.
Castle Armadillo releases May 26th via Aldready Dead Tapes and Records.
Good Living Is Coming For You releases June 30th via Feel It Records & Sub Pop Records.
Humans! releases June 9th via Snappy Little Numbers Quality Audio Recordings.
Zuckerbecker releases May 19th via Mörtel Sounds & Augeil Records.

Mononegatives Replaceable Anatomy
During HoloLens
Metdog Screen Time
Adhesive Concrete Baby
Cathedrale Innit
Plexi Stad Modern Liquid
Oyo Taza
Billiam Low Testosterone
Alien Nosejob S&M Lady
Möney El Este
Coffee Stain Valid Rage
C57BL/6 Red Dawn
Ideadeath Wired
Mock Execution Rebels Without A Cause
Rejekts Badge
Necron 9 Zit
Gnarcan OD
Memory Chain Fractured
Display Homes Proof Read
Warm Girls Moonsick (Claire's Song)
Soft Shoulder Curiously Coarse
Yuvees Big Dig
Margaritas Podridas Filosa
Angustias Crudo
Optic Nerve Pendant
Shop Talk Camp Hero
Hearts Apart You're All Around
Faulty Cognitions Las Cruces
TV Party Bag Of 5 Marbles

Sadly overshadowed by the death of their their guitar player Darrell, the Sydney group's first LP via Erste Theke signifies a major leap in quality after their already quite enjoyable previous E.T.A. EP, showcasing the band as a much tighter unit delivering their simple but effective, always catchy and danceable blend of timeless post punk with impressive precision and confidence. As before, there's plenty of Pylon groove and energy contained in here while at different points you might also find similarities to contemporary acts such as Lithics, Pinch Points, Rank/Xerox, Slumb Party or Nots, with occasional flashes of Pixies-esque surf-ish guitar leads.
Album-Stream →Potentially Venus releases June 23rd via Tenth Court
Novelty Rock Monthly Singles Club Vol. One releases May 19th via Snappy Little Numbers Quality Audio Recordings.
An as of yet untitled LP is supposed to drop sometime via Under The Gun Records.
Die Benjamins releases June 2nd via Tomatenplatten.
Shattered Shine releases June 15th.

A whole barrage of digital singles in recent weeks already appeared to foreshadow a new record by the London, Ontario group and indeed here it is, their second LP in all its glory, carrying an excellent new batch of their quite distinct, catchy as hell, always slightly off-kilter and quirky genre mixture containing elements of garage-, post- and synth punk, space- and psychedelic rock. You might compare some bits and pieces here to such groups as Pow!, Useless Eaters and of course the recent collaboration Telegenic Pleasures which also features some of the band members at work here - at this point though, i'd say they're pretty much carved out their own, instantly recognizable little niche.
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It took a good while for this group's debut LP to finally materialize after the the label Chunklet Industries already promised this longplayer around the release of the Birds Of Juneau 7" in the summer of 2021… I suspect you can once again blame the challenges of the current vinyl economy for that. It's another strong record though, on which the group featuring members of such powerhouses as Spray Paint, Wilful Boys, Brandy, Pampers and Pyrex admirably manages to keep things exciting with quite a bit of eclectic variety. For example, we get a kind of Swell Maps-go-Synthwave vibes in HoloLens, a strong dub feel in Mallman, kinda like a sped-up variant of Exek. That all said, you can't really deny their sound obviously having inherited the largest chunk of its DNA from Spray Paint, especially their later work (although, speaking of DNA, a certain no wave vibe is ever present on here aswell). Further i've also got a suspicion though that there'll be some quite familiar sounding echoes of this record to be heard on the upcoming Pyrex LP on Total Punk!
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