Suicide Generation - 1st Suicide - VINYL LP
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Channelling sounds of The Reatards, Gun Club, Pussy Galore, and GG Allin, London's Suicide Generation have exploded all over the city as one of the trashiest and most unpredictable bands around. Leading this suicide pact is the super-charged sickness of lead singer Sebastian Melmoth, who rips out his vocal chords whilst choking out visceral rants, along with the steady balance of Vince Sooicide's snarling rhythm guitar, that forms the glue around a revolving door of delinquent players. Combining the collective sloppy seconds from various failed band reject replacement parts, Suicide Generation basks in it's own dirt and scuzz, their sound is a fervid rush of trashy goodness. A spokesperson for the tag said InchThey're not a joke; they really do mean serious business even though they haven't a clue. Yes, they may appear like a bastardised freight train going off the rails, but you don't ever want to play a game of chicken with them.Inch Why Can't I Play With You, Set Me On Fire, Nora, London Blues, Love Is Hate, Little Mama, Evil Everywhere, You Love Me
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- GenreRockDescriptionChannelling sounds of The Reatards, Gun Club, Pussy Galore, and GG Allin, London's Suicide Generation have exploded all over the city as one of the trashiest and most unpredictable bands around. Leading this suicide pact is the super-charged sickness of lead singer Sebastian Melmoth, who rips out his vocal chords whilst choking out visceral rants, along with the steady balance of Vince Sooicide's snarling rhythm guitar, that forms the glue around a revolving door of delinquent players. Combining the collective sloppy seconds from various failed band reject replacement parts, Suicide Generation basks in it's own dirt and scuzz, their sound is a fervid rush of trashy goodness. A spokesperson for the tag said InchThey're not a joke; they really do mean serious business even though they haven't a clue. Yes, they may appear like a bastardised freight train going off the rails, but you don't ever want to play a game of chicken with them.Inch Why Can't I Play With You, Set Me On Fire, Nora, London Blues, Love Is Hate, Little Mama, Evil Everywhere, You Love MeArtistSuicide GenerationTitle1st SuicideFormatVINYLLabelDirty Water Records
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Channelling sounds of The Reatards, Gun Club, Pussy Galore, and GG Allin, London's Suicide Generation have exploded all over the city as one of the trashiest and most unpredictable bands around. Leading this suicide pact is the super-charged sickness of lead singer Sebastian Melmoth, who rips out his vocal chords whilst choking out visceral rants, along with the steady balance of Vince Sooicide's snarling rhythm guitar, that forms the glue around a revolving door of delinquent players. Combining the collective sloppy seconds from various failed band reject replacement parts, Suicide Generation basks in it's own dirt and scuzz, their sound is a fervid rush of trashy goodness. A spokesperson for the tag said InchThey're not a joke; they really do mean serious business even though they haven't a clue. Yes, they may appear like a bastardised freight train going off the rails, but you don't ever want to play a game of chicken with them.Inch Why Can't I Play With You, Set Me On Fire, Nora, London Blues, Love Is Hate, Little Mama, Evil Everywhere, You Love Me
Eleven gloriously filthy lo-fi tracks action-packed with high-powered rock 'n' roll numbers like InchRotten MindInch and the hotter and heavier rave-up InchYou Gonna BurnInch. Ever since Suicide Generation exploded in London like a dirty bomb blast 18 months ago, they have morphed into various incarnations to quickly become an eagerly devoured proposition in the capital's hi-energy rock 'n' roll scene with their chaotic and explosive shows; their attack and intent as unpredictable as their sound. Their debut album InchFirst SuicideInch offered a raw, low-fi, blues-punk slab of sleaze; boasting no bass guitar and armed to the teeth with three buzzsaw guitars, slicing up the senses with a visceral energy that channeled like-minded sounds of The Reatards, Pussy Galore, Gun Club and GG Allin1. Hypnotise Me 2. Trapped In This Place 3. Rotten Mind 4. Hole In The Head 5. You Gonna Burn 6. When I Think About You 7. Wanna See You Die 8. Death Smile 9. Talk Trash 10. You Must Be A Witch 11. Suicide
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Vinyl LP pressing. InchOn Suicide's First Rehearsal Tapes, recorded in 1975, Alan Vega and Martin Rev create minimalist aural structures, traces of which would surface on their eponymous debut album, released on the Red Star tag in late 1977. These songs are not a sketchpad of semi-formed ideas. The First Rehearsal Tapes comprise an audio diary of two men out in the ether, measuring themselves as evolving individual artists and as a unit who would rely on inseparability to realize their unique and often confrontational mass in the decades to come. What the tapes also reveal is that Vega and Rev were compositionally ambitious, capable of melody and form, while resisting definition as they headed further into uncharted territory. The First Rehearsal Tapes afford the listener a glimpse into the creative process of two groundbreaking, true art warriors with their swords and shields leaning against the practice room wall. To understand the absolute brilliance of Suicide's first album as well as their sonic adventures that followed, you have to start here with their earliest recordings.Inch - Henry Rollins (excerpt from the liner notes).
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