Jazz Destroyers played JB's in Kent on September 4, 1981.

16 Jazz Destroyers - Here Today, Gone Tomorrow

Taken from the "A.T.K." b/w "Last Cycle" 7", available on Mexican Summer

Home Blitz - A.T.K.

Track taken from the 2010 Adelaide Sessions cassette out now on Buddy Records.

https://buddyrecords.bandcamp.com/album/2010-adelaide-sessions

2010 Adelaide Sessions is a collection of demos recorded by Pat Telfer and Liam Kenny at Adelaide's infamous Chatham Rd. share house while on tour in 2010. They are early versions of songs that would end up on the Look Forward To Nothing LP (Siltbreeze).

Adelaide Sessions 2010

Kitchen's Floor - Insects

Unreleased Song from never released album Vol II. Recorded in Philadelphia. 2006. 

In an attempt to intimidate the Reece family, Sheriff J. H. Blair and his men (hired by the mining company) illegally entered their family home in search of Sam Reece. Sam had been warned in advance and escaped, but Florence and their children were terrorized in his place. That night, after the men had gone, Florence wrote the lyrics to "Which Side Are You On?" on a calendar that hung in the kitchen of her home

Birds of Maya - Which Side Are You On?

Losing Game (live at Kensington Picnic. 8/11/12)

STRAPPING FIELDHANDS
Impossible To Say
release date: Sep 18

Back in the rough n' tumble days (& nights) of the 1990's, you'd be hard pressed to find a single slobbering indie-rock drunkard who wasn't a Fieldhands fan.  From the tremendous early Siltbreeze singles to the magnificent Omphalos full-lengths, the galaxy and beyond were charmed by their wayward off-kilter pre/post-skiffle, pre/post-psychedelic, and pre/post-punk avant pop.  Bob Malloy crafted swaying bizarre stories & fables in a fake British accent as convincing as a perfectly fitting Toupée. But aside from 2002's unsung and virtually unheard Third Kingdom, all has been seemingly quiet in Fieldhands land.  But aha! They've only been slumbering, laying in wait writing and recording.
Which brings us here.  Two brand new songs.  One is a lively and scrappy, yet wistful anthem, perfect for hoisting a pint with the lads.  The other is a tender Ray Davies-ian ballad about a bearded lady.  Hey, you're the one who asked!  We are pleased to present them in an edition of 350 copies, an unknown quantity in the hand-painted Hesske edition available only from the band or from Richie Records // TestosterTunes.

STRAPPING FIELDHANDS -- Impossible To Say

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