Kind of Yazoo meets Frank Chickens... and that's a very fine thing!

Track B2 from NNA075: Horse Lords "Hidden Cities"
Available November 4th, 2014 on Vinyl & Digital formats
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Hidden Cities

Horse Lords "Macaw"

Track A3 from NNA074: Chris Weisman "The Holy Life That's Coming"
Available February 26, 2015 on Vinyl & Digital formats
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The Holy Life That's Coming

Chris Weisman "Backpack People"

Track A1 from NNA079: Drainolith "Hysteria" LP
Available June 2, 2015 on Vinyl & Digital formats
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Hysteria

Drainolith "No Name (Dany Kane's Blues)"

GHOST RIDERS

Appears on NNA092: Battle Trance "Blade of Love" LP
Out August 26, 2016

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Blade of Love

Battle Trance "Blade Of Love I"

The Flexibles are a Punk Rock Band. The Flexibles bend space and time, flex your head, space your Punk, a jarring lightning bolt of truth to the heart of the matter. Comprised of Richard Youngs, his young son Sorley Youngs and family friend Andrew Paine, they operate within Glasgow city limits, outsiders in an outsider culture. Swirling around the wild, searing guitar playing and cosmically infused songwriting of Sorley, The Flexibles' Pink Everything is a concept album of sorts, on the surface a narrative about space travel, the state of the human race in the modern Acopalyx. While vicious in its take down of humanity's own death-drive, the subtext of Pink Everything describes a world where anything is possible. 
Perhaps the Acopalyx, or Apocalypse, needs to happen for us to be re- born. Anything can be Pink.

Over both sides, The Flexibles depict a realm where fantasy and reality are inexplicably fused together… Sorley’s lyrical flourishes touch on the stream-of- conciousness imagery that seems to be swimming in the Youngs genepool, but there are dashes of real life. When I Was 86 has Sorley tearing modern living apart both from the perspective of the anti-hero Arcosta – an alien visitor to Earth but also from his own perspective as a young man making sense of a reality that needs changed. Smothered by Richard’s electronics and the super-massive fuzz bass of Paine, it’s a radical stomper. Album opener Pink Everything however, offers the flip: a distorted, crazed sermon that essentially asks Why Not? Why can’t everything be pink, true and truthful. Side B comprises a suite chronicling Arcosta’s journey, struggling to comprehend the things we do; capitalism, the endless grind of work-play, the rituals that to extra terrestrials and indeed to children unaffected by cynicism seem meaningless.

As a power trio, The Flexibles blow apart pre-conceptions, burn down barriers and paint them pink. The Flexibles believe anything can be possible and embody an ultimate creative freedom, unencumbered by age barriers, limits. Anything can be Pink.

THE FLEXIBLES: Pink Everything (from Pink Everything, LSSN038)

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