The Wolfhounds - The Anti-Midas Touch - Pink Records 7". Pinky 14.

Following their inclusion on the NME's C-86 cassette - an influential but patchy grab-bag of indie, angry, shambling or shite white kids - The Wolfhounds outgrew an early, limiting, obsession with The Fall and started to issue blinders like this. Somewhere in the dictionary of finger-popping hipster slang there is an entry for this record correctly identifying it as a 'tune'. Enjoy.


The Wolfhounds - Anti-Midas Touch - Pink Records 7". Pinky 14.

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BMX Bandits - E102. 53rd & 3rd. 7".

Regarded by those In The Know as The Bellshill Beatles, and part of the second wave of the late mid to late-80s Scottish Invasion, here is the first single by The BMX Bandits.  It was released on Stephen Pastel and David Keegan's 53rd & 3rd label. A demo tape was doing the rounds just before this came out and has the same version of Sad? on it. A digital capture of said tape can usually be found In The Usual Places. Enjoy.

BMX Bandits - E102. 53rd & 3rd. 7".

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