Showing posts with label 360 twist records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 360 twist records. Show all posts

Sunday, September 4, 2011

Something about this band reminds me of Teengenerate; it's not just the speed, or the biscuit tin drums. It's the sound of somebody singing in a language which is not his own. Which is weird because, as far as I can ascertain, The Seculars were from the USA where they speak a version of The King's English. This appears to be the only thing they ever released and is on, as pointed out by the old Static Party blog, a label mainly devoted to second division winkle-picker bands. And one first division winkle-picker band. Static Party also points out that most copies are promo-punched. As you can see, my copy is also. That's because I was sent it as a promo. The first two tracks are so closely merged I've left them in one file. The girl on the front looks like a young Angela Rippon. Enjoy.

The Seculars - Social Skills EP - 360 Twist Records 36T019.

Thursday, September 2, 2010

It's that Frat Rock sound! Any band good enough to have an LP released on Johnny Bartlett's Hillsdale Records has to be worth listening to.  I have nothing more to say.

Fortune and Maltese and The Phabulous Pallbearers - Genie In The Lamp. 360 Twist Records 36T-009