The Debutant Kid is a Melbourne Punk outfit. It’s promising and fantastic.
The band is made up of a bunch of Saetia fans. Which is odd. Because they don’t suck like Saetia did.
The Debutant Kid is a Melbourne Punk outfit. It’s promising and fantastic.
The band is made up of a bunch of Saetia fans. Which is odd. Because they don’t suck like Saetia did.
I feel as though I’ve grown up with Pygmy Lush. They largely formed out of the ashes of Pg. 99, as many of you know. As a younger teenager I grew up listening to Pg.99, able to equate their raw anger to my bottomless well of teenage angst. Then Pygmy Lush came through with their rough Folk music that I started to listen to more and more as I settled down. Pygmy Lush has really refined their Folk sound in their latest LP. It’s absolutely beautiful.
Following up on the previous post, I bring you the latest release by Heads and Heads. This is a four way split between Dying in Motion (Switzerland), Heads and Heads (Spain), The Plague Sermon (UK), and Virginia on Duty (Malaysia). It’s a collaboration between several labels including *ahem* mine. Yes, I’m posting my own record on here. I’m having a hard time moving records before I move to Melbourne, cut me some slack.
Transistor Transistor and Wolves alike are two very memorable American Screamo bands. Transistor Transistor brings to the table a very abrasive, somewhat Metal inspired sound to the table (in my opinion, better than both of their LP’s). Wolves is possibility one of the best Emo bands the genre has seen during it’s tail end of existence. They broke up in 2004 after a great run of releasing consistently solid records, and having played with such acts as Orchid. Transistor Transistor still remains to this day, albeit they appear to be inactive.
Readers of World Police… I am sorry. How we have treated our readers is abysmal. Speaking for myself, I don’t have much to excuse myself with except for a mere apathetic lapse in the blog. Please accept our apologies. My resolution for this coming year is to perhaps get in a one-post-a-week habit (but please don’t hold me to that too hard).
Posi British math-rock which may or may not be a Christian release. Nevertheless don’t judge unless ye be judged, good music deserves a bop to and this delivers. The Jesus Years have since disbanded and now have a new moniker Crash of Rhinos. I’d say it’s definitely worth checking out when they release their LP/start playing shows.