XV - The Basement Tapes LP"'Free punk' that's by turns playful, absurd, weirdly funny, oblique, and catchy as hell. Always on the verge of falling apart, or actually doing so, though these recordings are imbued with a certain warped vision and propulsion that holds up the Shaggs ish disorder. We're mega psyched to be releasing one of our favorite current bands."

” and “The American Attitude to the Law” sprawls into a lengthy VELVET UNDERGROUND-addled haze

To avoid the "Quésaco

pushing dense against sparse

whole new worlds will blow up in your inner eye

Miles Davis's "Tune Up" and "Rollins' Tune"

but it is also sharp and can cut

The result feels like being led through a series of scenes devoid of context or direction

Vocal-led pieces "Still Beach" and "Fragments of Blue" are brittle and intoxicating

known for his work in GG King

Offering is only that

child-like piano line sucks you into the post-punk papier-mâché world of JJULIUS

Scarcely to be found on bandstands and an even rarer presence on record