SUBURBAN NIGHTMARE - A Hard Day's Nightmare LP jangle able to go head-to-head with

able to go head-to-head with their more illustrous counterparts

Good Morning TV is an exciting band hailing from Paris

4 minute warnings and Thatcherism - the 80’s were a decade primarily built on the clammy politics of fear and this album captures and bottles it with the songs following one another like cattle sleepwalking their way to the slaughterhouse

In 1984 he re-launched Dark Day as an acoustic chamber ensemble performing ethereal soundscapes and self-released two cassette albums “Obsession” and “Beyond The Pale”

the bands distributed it by themselves

SUBURBAN NIGHTMARE - A Hard Day's Nightmare LP jangle able to go head-to-head withLimited edition of 500 copies. Before they were The Dwarves, these Highland Park misfits tore through the '80s as Suburban Nightmare, unleashing A Hard Day's Nightmare a raw garage punk blast now reissued on vinyl. Their chaos began with fuzzed out riffs, snotty vocals, and a high school expulsion for staging a nude art stunt. Soon after, they became The Dwarves, moved to San Francisco, and never looked back. Raw, wild, and real, the band's infamy