DB's - I Thought You Wanted To Know 1978-1981 2LP (colour vinyl) britpop combing a sinister sense of

combing a sinister sense of gothic folk into the well-crafted dissonance

' Perry continues

Krassner emerges as the Lee Underwood to Joyner’s Tim Buckley: a sympathetic foil and musical empath who comes to Joyner’s music with not only the intuition born of years of collaboration and friendship (he’s produced nearly all Joyner’s albums since 1998’s Yesterday

No Wave sound – SPRAY PAINT once again present the atonal throb “post-punk workouts” they do so well

"Brooklyn’s Bodega have been around for a while

DB's - I Thought You Wanted To Know 1978-1981 2LP (colour vinyl) britpop combing a sinister sense ofLimited edition colour vinyl. Highly recommended. "In the halcyon days of New York punk club CBGBs, there was a pinball machine located in the furthest corner away from the stage. In his memoir Spy In The House Of Loud: New York Songs And Stories, dBs co leader Chris Stamey remembers being drawn to that part of the room on the (frequent) occasions when the band on stage wasnt quite as thrilling as legend would have you believe. He wrote: When a