The Lovely Eggs - Eggsistentialism - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

The Lovely Eggs are one of the most unique, innovative and genuine bands on the British Underground music scene. Heavier and more in-your-face than anything they've done previously, married couple Holly Ross (guitar/vocals) and David Blackwell (drums) bring together a fierce DIY ethos, surreal sense of humour and kitchen-sink realism. Working with a producer for the very first time, Dave Fridmann (Mercury Rev, The Flaming Lips) lends his magic dust to bring out the best of The Lovely Eggs' explosive blend of motoric krautrock, 60s psychedelia and punk rock attitude, all flipped over and egged up. After drawing up a drunken list of dream producers they wanted to work with, Fridmann was at the top. So began a piece of detective work to find a number for his studio (and after a couple of wrong numbers), they finally left a message on his answer machine. As Holly explains; InchI just put it down as another madcap idea to go down in our catalogue of drunken escapades. But one year later we received an email from Dave Fridmann. He had got the answerphone message, listened to our stuff and wanted to work with us. It was just totally bizarre!InchThe result is a gratifyingly rich sounding record, which still retains the raw energy of the band's sound but harnesses a real power and dynamism. It's much heavier than anything they've done before. As Holly says InchIt's pretty relentless.. We still write about everyday life and the stuff that goes on in our world, it's just the new album is more fierce and really tells it like it is.InchThis Is Eggland is a giant leap forward in their wild-ride of a career. The album is like listening in on The Lovely Eggs' own secret world.1 Hello I Am Your Sun 2 Wiggy Giggy 3 Dickhead 4 I Shouldn't Have Said That 5 Return Of Witchcraft 6 I'm With You 7 Repeat It 8 Witchcraft 9 Big Sea 10 Let Me Observe 11 Would You F**k

Air Waves - Warrior [COMPACT DISCS] date 04/06/2018

Boundary-pushing, thrilling, unique Psychedelic Horseshit blaze with a vitality reminiscent of FatCat alumni Animal Collective and Black Dice in those bands' early, wildly creative incipience. Laced marks a forward stylistic shift for the band, delivering a coherent set of bustling, hookladen, melted outsider pop songs. Keeping a step ahead of the lo-fi scene they christened InchshitgazeInch, they've drawn on a broad range of influences instead of the xeroxed anorexia of many of their peers, have ruffled feathers by critically speaking out, and carved out caustic, humorous social commentary.