This time in the form of regular contributors Medway poet-cum-agit artist Sir Sexton Ming and Miss Bongo Debbie (Headcoatees, Nuns, A-Lines etc etc), plus the legendary back from the dead punk raconteur Mr Dick Scum (Armitage Shanks), songstress of love Miss Ludella Black (Masonics, Delmonas, Headcoatees) on vocals. LDC have also continued in their adopted music hall tradition of having multiple guest turns. Recorded with the regular live line up of the last 12 months (4 drummers, 3 guitars, bass and 3 different vocalists) producing the band’s blistering blend of Monks, Stingrays and Pussy Galore and like all these seminal bands, they have pulled apart the possibilities of 60s garage music and dragged them fighting and screaming into the 21st Century, albeit entirely with the vintage equipment of the day of course. Part prime-time partisan punk noise, part Futurist disdain with a full dose of Dadaist sense of humour. in another situation where the products weren't available to me locally) i'd buy from this vendor again.The gnarled bloody revenge that is THE LONDON DIRTHOLE COMPANY is back with another set of tales celebrating the absurdities of life and mankind’s futile role as it stands with the ripped out still fluttering heart beating to survive against all the odds. cranked it up and just felt like i was drowning in beautiful music.Īnd although from the outside this packaging made me nervous, if it came down to it (i.e. Very happy with this purchase, as i said in the imgur album the pressings themselves seem flawless. Philharmonics was more piano-driven, while in Aventine the compositions for strings take over. which sounds wanky and terrible, but you should check it out anyway.įrom her second album, Aventine - The Curseįrom her first album, Philharmonics - Riverside (seriously, anyone? recommendations please) she's a Danish singer-songwriter, in the realm of 'indie'-folk-chamber-pop. if i knew how to describe this music, maybe i'd have a better shot at being able to find something similar haha. (although it's worth noting that it did actually arrive within their projected date) placed a pre-order, and then waited the eternity for shipping to Australia. Agnes Obel is the artist i've listened to most in the past 12 months (thanks last fm) so i jumped on this release when it was announced.
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