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or bending rhythm and tone with Krautish ambition - the end result is resoundingly original
"While the band call it an EP
This set comprises sixteen tracks including covers of many 1960s hit classics like “96 Tears”
Bringing in John Ferguson (Apples In Stereo
Melbourne-via-Adelaide musician Ash Wednesday's life in sound dates way back to 1977 in Adelaide when he was playing with the proto-punk rockers
OSEES (OH SEES) - SORCS 80 LP proto-punk or bending rhythm and toneBlack wax and CD also available. Highly recommended. Yes, we can declare this as "Highly recommended" cos we're now about a dozen listens in and reckon it's a beaut addition to an admittedly overwhelming yet impressive discography. Totally agreeing with John's description of SORCS 80 being "sort of a Dexys Midnight Runners meets Von LMO meets The Flesh Eaters meets the Screamers kinda punk junk" we also hear similarities to Jay Reatard's vocal
