GB 93 - USELESS EATERS - Linear Movement / Bloody Ripper - 7"

Side A : Linear Movement Recorded In Brunswik East , Australia
By Jack Petty And Seth Sutton November 2012.
Seth - Guitar/Vocals, Jack - Bass , Elias - Drums.

Side B : Bloody Ripper Recorded In Okland , USA
By Seth Sutton June 2013 All Instruments By Seth Sutton

!!!Punk/Lo-Fi/K.B.D./Wave!!!

(limited to 250) The 7" will be issued with two different covers

Black and white - 125 copies
Red and black - 125 copies 


USELESS EATERS - Linear Movement -

Released on 180g 12" vinyl includes 7" for Record Store Day 2015

Mission of Burma - Academy Fight Song

07 Sic Bay Surprise

SNATCH!079
EAN  4260119670792
Original Song Title: WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT TANTRIC SEX

BIKES - Tantric Sex

Taken from Irma Vep's forthcoming LP 'No Handshake Blues', released January 13th 2017 via Faux Discx and Comfortable on a Tightrope.
PRE-ORDER: www.fauxdiscx.com/shop/irma-vep-no-handshake-blues
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ON TOUR IN THE UK NOW!
Monday 9th January - The Hope and Ruin, Brighton w/Jon Collin
Tuesday 10th January - The Nest, Bath w/Jon Collin
Thursday 12th January - Pilgrims Pit, Stoke w/Jon Collin
Friday 13th January - Foodhall, Sheffield w/Jon Collin
Saturday 14th January - Fuel, Manchester w/Jon Collin & dbh
Saturday 28th January - Soup Kitchen, Manchester w/Duds, The Foetals
Wednesday 8th March - St James Wine Vaults, Bath w/Jon Collin
Friday 10th March - Gullivers, Manchester w/Jon Collin
Friday 14th April - Fat Out Festival, Islington Mill, Salford

IRMA VEP – A Woman's Work is Never Done

[Lyrics]
You've really got a lot of nerve 
To think you know what I deserve 
I see you working over time 
To rearrange my plastic mind...

Psychsploitation

- You're gonna make a mess of me 
- Is gonna be the end of me 
- You're gonna be the death of me

You knew you had me at goodbye 
The only question left is Why 
You think it's all some kind of game 
You're gonna drive us both insane...

PSYCHSPLOITATION

Ty Segall - I Think I've Had It (the Gories)

Left Bereft

Los Angeles-based group The Spyrals are gearing up to release their new album ‘Same Old Line’ on October 30th. Taking cues from The Velvet Underground, 13th Floor Elevators and The Stooges by way of Neil Young, Bob Dylan and Muddy Waters, the record sees the band carve out eight songs of raw, back-to-basics rock’n’roll that marries white-knuckle garage-blues, psychedelic repetition and sun-baked alt-country to create “something new with an old soul”. The record is their fourth full-length to date and their first since signing to London-based label Fuzz Club.  

Armed with a guitar, harmonica and fuzz pedal, band-leader Jeff Lewis formed The Spyrals when he was living in San Francisco in the early 2010s. Now, though, he’s based in Los Angeles and finds himself backed by a new line-up of musicians. ‘Same Old Line’ was cooked up in new drummer Dash’s garage and recorded over the course of a few days and nights straight to a Tascam tape machine. Jeff recalls: “This is the first album recorded with a new lineup after I moved from San Francisco to Los Angeles. At the time of recording we werenʼt sure if this would be a Spyrals album or something under a different name. At some point during the mixing process I decided to keep moving on under the Spyrals name, so to me this album is a real turning point in the band’s history.”

The result is a record that’s just as rooted in the sounds of Nashville and the Mississippi Delta as it is the band’s West Coast garage-rock forebears. “I was heavy into listening to a lot of Neil Young and Crazy Horse during this period too which I can hear in some of the song structures. We actually all took a road trip to Bakersfield, CA to see Neil with Crazy Horse in concert around the time of working on the album.” Lyrically, Jeff says, “it feels like the most raw record so far and the most open and down to earth. Less psychedelic sounds and more real life emotions and situations.” The opening title-track ‘Same Old Line’, for example, is a song about “life’s ups and downs and how some people seem to have it easier than others. We’re all tied together whether we know it or not and in the end we all have our different struggles to get by and keep living.”

Elsewhere, ‘Don’t Turn Me Down’ is a defiant, overdriven ode to “trying to stay positive when obstacles seem to keep coming in the way” and ‘In Your Room’ is a piece of psychedelic alt-country about a “new romance, maybe a short fling, and wanting something to work out that you know won’t be possible”. Charting similar themes, ‘There’s A Feeling’ is about love and travelling (“two things that can be hard to do at the same time”) and ’Goodbye’ is an observation that “life is short and even the stars fade away eventually”, both delivered through the medium of stomping, blues-inflected garage-rock. ‘Just Won’t Break’, on the other hand, is a song about the American Dream and it's hopeless shortcomings, Jeff offering the following advice for his fellow country-men and -women: “Don’t let it get you down. Most of us are still waiting for it to come true.”

Arriving off the back of their 2012 self-titled debut, 2013’s ‘Out of Sight’ and last year’s ‘The Curse’, ‘Same Old Line’ marks a new chapter for the band who have spent the last decade picking up a growing international reputation for their fuzzed-out, driving rock’n’roll. They’ve played with the likes of Spectrum/Sonic Boom, Moon Duo, Fuzz, The Warlocks and Spindrift and performed at such festivals as SXSW, Desert Stars Festival, LA Psych Fest and in 2015 they even headlined a festival in Southern Russia (‘Spring Beat Festival’), one of the first US bands to play in the area. Right before the Covid-19 lockdown set in this year they’d also wrapped up a headline European tour just in the knick of time.

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