Artist: Sarandon
Title: Kill Twee Pop
Label: Slumberland Records
Genre: Indie
Bitrate: 166kbit av.
Time: 00:26:38
Size: 33.44 mb
Rip Date: 2008-04-19
Str Date: 2008-04-22
1. Kill Twee Pop! 1:40
2. Welcome 2:01
3. Lippy 1:31
4. Remember Mavis? 3:11
5. The Completeist's library 2:28
6. Joe's Records 1:50
7. Very Flexible 2:44
8. Good Working Practise 1:51
9. Mike's Dollar 2:58
10. The Discotheque Is My Lover 2:25
11. Mark 2:03
12. Massive Haircut 1:56
Release Notes:
Sarandon are back with their first official CD album on
Slumberland. In case you've just joined us, this incredibly
savvy 3 piece are the main torchbearers for a sound that
alledgedly died in 1988 with the last EP from Death by
Milkfloat. Just dozens of incredibly taut, caustic & brief
agit pop ditties yelled out by a man named after a brand of
wax crayon, with shards of caustic rapid fire guitar abuse
that makes Bogshed sound like Sunn 0))) and some of the most
primal, thrilling tub thumping heard in years. Another couople
of bands who are possibly a huge influence are Stump, Big
Flame, Dawson & Fire Engines. But there's a vitality &
freshness here. Jerky 'n' catchy as hell, they're also in rude
health on 'Kill Twee Pop!', a chunky, primitive pop record for
the kind of person who feeels indie died with John peel (which
sometimes I think it may have done judging by some of the gash
released these days!) So brilliantly excecuted, I'd be chasing
this for AOTW had we not fallen in love with the Harmony
Korine soundtrack. So if you fancy some no frills old skool
delights, check this great album, on the aforementioned
legendary US imprint!