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SLINT - Tweez LPTweez is a fine, if bizarre recording, often switching from bass led rhythm to rhythm in the same song. The guitars are harsh, but not especially fast. Instead of singing, bits of dialogue, sound effects, and spoken lyrics are used. Recommended. 35th Anniversary Edition: Liner notes by Steve Albini and Ethan Buckler. LP1: Originally recorded by Steve Albini and released in 1989, tweez has been remastered by Bob Weston at Chicago Mastering Studio from

aka Chris Carter

buried in the midst of the late 70s US record industry

sounding like sun-warped takes on wordless

this international brigade called SKARA

Despite their name

giving his songs a very original Zeuhl flavor

vocalist/guitarist Matt Perrin elaborates: “These songs are influenced by how empty and miniscule life in Kansas can be and the stories that come from it

You Might Be Happy Someday is on deck to have wine spilled on it while you dance alone in the kitch

On top of being the musical director of the extended PJ Harvey band on their Hope Six Demolition Project world tour

dlc & stickerLimited to 26 copies

I complained incessantly back in the day about how the Albini production style ruined our first recording

ancient breath of the Uilleann pipes which seethe beneath the tracks of their third studio album (and second with Rough Trade)

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