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BZ BZ UEU/NO (split)
"Tuna Scooter"/"Bzung"/"Fiction Fiesta"/"First
Song"/"Second Song" (Music à la Coque/El Borraccho; Italy) $4
Italian avant-rock combo Bz Bz Ueu contribute two hard skronkers and an
unfortunately short bit o' grunt'n'toot. On the other side, we get two
slices of free-rock tail-chasin' by No (Go Is My Co-Pilot side
project). 1996 release. |
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CRAWLSPACE/MOOSEHEART FAITH
(split)
"Lunar Fuckin' Eclipse"/"Children of Flowers"/"Haifa
Street Dream" (Jamtongue Recordings/Behemoth Records) $3
1995 split single
with non-album track ("Lunar Fuckin' Eclipse") by Crawlspace, and two
tracks ("Children of Flowers" and "Haifa
Street Dream") that turned up in very different forms on
later Mooseheart releases. Crawlspace on this release was Eddie
Flowers, Joe Dean, Mark McCormick, Dave Fontana, and
Greg Hajic. |
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HELLSTOMPER / THE FAGGOT
KINGS
"Rowdy Beer Drinkin' Night"/"Up
Against the Wall Redneck Mother"/"Stolen Shoe Blues"/"The
Preacher" (Rockin' Bones; Italy) split EP $3
Rockin' Bones catalog: "Hellstomper
is
the
best
hillbilly-punk band around [from Tennessee] and these 2
tracks will be loved by every GG Allin / Confederacy of Scum /
Southern-rock fan around. The Faggot Kings are members of the German
Community Of Filth, they play 2 songs of muscular destructo-rock!"
Edition of 330. Released 2003. Hellstomper do covers of GG Allin
("Rowdy Beer Drinkin' Night") and Ray Wylie Hubbard ("Up Against the
Wall Redneck Mother").
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JASMINE LOVE BOMB
"An Announcement"/"Empire Sun"/"From Last Summer"
(Behemoth Records) $3
Begins with a loose post-rock jam that slowly mixes in snatches of Jack
Kerouac, psychedelic effects panning, and another jam fading in.
"Empire Sun" could be an outtake from Creme Soda's great Tricky
ZingersLP--or maybe a Peter Tork demo for Headthat that was
rejected?! Nice choked psych guitar with rhythm section snakin'
Easterly. The final cut starts like 80s college-radio jangle-pop before
shifting abruptly into a Mooseheart-like pastiche. From 1991.
Letter-press sleeve by Independent Project Press. |
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ORTHO
Paper (Ignivomous) $3
"Noise" from New York that you don't ever gotta hear: sandpaper stuck
to used vinyl, with the label info rubbed out and replaced. Comes in a
paper bag with "ORTHO" written on it. I've been told this record is not
merely conceptual, and was meant to
be played, "especially on audiophile turntables." Uh-huh. |
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OVO REMIXED BY CRAWLSPACE /
TREMOR + ERZIEHUNG (split)
"American Family"/"Fieber2"/"Fieber1"/"Was Hängt
Denn Da?" (Cold-Coffein-Addict; Germany / Bar La Muerte; Italy) $3
"American Family"
was a very brief burst of noise from the Italian band OvO (Stefania,
Bruno Dorella, Jacopo, Capoccia, Eddie) "remixed" by Crawlspace (Eddie
Flowers and Greg Hajic). We looped the drums from OvO, and jammed on
top with piping chanter and pennywhistle--then added a bit of fugged-up
patriotic marching-band music, which leads right into the full OvO
piece (only a few seconds long). The other tracks are cut-and-paste
electronics/noise created by the German bands Tremor and
Erziehung. |
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THE SOUTH BAY SURFERS
"Teenager in Love"/"Wooly Bully"/"Lollipop"/"Short Shorts"/"Rock and
Roll Girls"/"Treat Her Right" (Hot Rash Records) $4
Odd SoCal quartet who specialize in pre-hippie R&R,
played with an off-kilter edge that may or may not be on purpose.
Recorded 1994 at Our House in Costa Mesa, California.
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