First and foremost because it was a Buzzcocks tribute, but almost as appealing was the inclusion of no less than five of my top-tier faves, Big Drill Car, The Doughboys, The Fluid, Didjits and Naked Raygun. This was an easy sell for me back in '92. Thought this would tie in well with recent events, not to mention what I posted a couple nights back. Give this one a spin or two, and pay extra attention to the title track, and the album's enticing bookends, 'So Easy' and 'We Never Fail.' And you'll find none of that beefy '80s production shtick here either, which is needless to say always a big plus. Sport of Kings angle for some serious mystique on this platter, albeit never contrived or forced. There's a terrifically noir temperament to much of Sing Mary Sing, a record that merges mildly serrated sonic effects within song structures that are if not consistently melodic, at the very least approachable. If anything, the more appropriate tag for this Bay Area duo would more suitably have been post-punk, given their seemingly keen affection for such Anglo conglomerates as Bauhaus and Comsat Angels. Sport of Kings were fortunate to exist at a time when the word 'goth' wasn't so liberally applied to music. Headache, however, can only be streamed on said music hub, so dare I say Wilfully Obscure is the only downloadable source for this flagrant hot mess? More 13th Hole offerings would ensue, predominantly in the current millennium, all of which appear to be soaking up bandwidth on Bandcamp. Residing amidst 13th Hole's gooey, fever-dream sensory-overload antics, you'll find traces of discernibly tuneful fretboard maneuvers that for better or worse still fall short of 'pretty.' In fairness, 'Wave' borders on hummable (in the most relative context possible), and elsewhere we stumble on some shoegazer -y outcroppings that all of you dream-pop noiseniks in the audience should harbor at least some faint appreciation for. slurry emanating from the golden throats and calloused fingers of this co-ed, French air-parcel, who had the balls (and ovaries) to affix the unluckiest combo of two numerals to their moniker. There's some serious early-Sonic Youth caterwaul-cum-distorto Jr. This hasn't been a banner week for content folks, and while I plan on treating you to some long requested uploads in the immediate future, I present to use this festering, surge of guitarsy, art-noise glop. Radio Alarm Clocks - Wake Me When It's Over Walt Mink - Listen Little Man & Poll Riders Win Againįire in the Kitchen- Theory of Everything & singles Mission of Burma - Electro-acoustic sessionsīuzzcocks - Drone Studios session, live 1993-2001 collection, Songs in a Different Time

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