Sarandon: Joe's Record
I've had Sarandon's new 7" single on the record player for more than a few weeks now, but I consistently forgotten to mention it here. Better late than never, I say. Joe's Record is three excellent tracks of erratic, jangling post-punk no doubt inspired by roughly half of that one tape some magazine released back in 1986. Not surprising though, as the band's fronted by xQPwRtz's Crayola and now they've even got Alan Brown of bIG fLAME playing bass. The Joe's Record 7" is out now on Slumberland Records. It's on bright pink vinyl and limited to just 600 copies, just in case you needed another reason as to why you should own it immediately. Here's another reason:[MP3]: Sarandon :: The Linguist (Highly Rec'd!)
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Labels: bIG fLAME, C86, Sarandon, Slumberland
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posted by Matt at 7:02 AM
1 Comments:
I first heard Sarandon via the Banazan Records label, the label who first put out My Teenage Stride as well... I actually try to keep my eye on them and am pretty excited about a lot of their bands. (The Bedsit Infamy might be up your alley. Have you ever done a profile on Hands & Knees? Also probably up your alley.)
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