Rags to Tatters

Water

2SER Benefit, Gaelic Club, Sydney, c. 1983

I'm a TV: pel mel live 1979—1984   

Don't Come Looking (live)

from the soon-to-be-released album "Presents"

Shoes

Scattered Order (Jones) 2016. Guitar V law enforcement

YOU'RE A COP

All 5hrs(!!!) of Michael Kucyk's set "In The Basement" at Late Night Valentine.
Recorded *Live* on Saturday July 22, 2016.
artwork by: Robert McManus

words from the deejay on the night:

"Surprise. You’ve been dealt a night with Noise In My Head.
I don’t take this opportunity to select records from open to close lightly. Having previously travelled west for lé Club and Camp Doogs, Perth is one of my favourite cities to party in.

My short attention span could take us anywhere tonight but you’ll likely hear these selections:

Chiara Kickdrum - Liquid Vision
Xanga - This Is Where It Starts
FSOM - Shivaratri
Sleep D & Samo - Beat 2 (Samo Filter Mix)
Mood Hut - Fever
Copeland & Gast – Sisters Of Control
Aldi Discount Edits - D.R.U.M. Fantasy
Trevino - The Hop
Microworld - Hawaiian
Sheriff Lindo And The Hammer - Sky Dubbing

I really hope you’re not too disappointed."

"In The Basement" w/ Noise In My Head

Australian post-punk / pop band 1979 -- 1984. pel mel began in early 1979 in Newcastle, Australia, playing to a regular turnout of dole bludgers, students and the under-age. In 1980 the band escaped to Sydney and released their first single, ‘No Word from China’, a slice of dark but danceable post-punk pop that became a minor underground hit. Two albums and several singles of alt pop followed, and pel mel toured with artists such as the Birthday Party, the Go-Betweens, New Order, the Fall, Elvis Costello and more. Members included: Graeme Dunne -- vocals, guitar, bass; Jude McGee -- vocals, sax, synth; Dave Weston -- drums; Jane McGee -- guitar; Glen Hill -- bass (1979--1980); Nigel Savage -- sax; Lindsay O'Meara -- bass (1980--1982); Craig Bottle- bass (1982-1983) Paul Davies -- guitar (1983-1984). 

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