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BFFP 189CD
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"Boy girl vocals, snarling art-punk guitar fuzz, catchy sugar-pop choruses and the kind of riffs that suggest Sonic Youth jamming with the Pixies. One of the most winningly freaked bands to ever detune and beautifully abuse their guitars. Songs drenched with sex and madness, cool like Elastica but completely off the hook, unpoised blasting apart the concept of pop as we know it. Kaito compose chaos and capture the thrilling beauty of the exact moment of fragmentation."
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BFFP 177CD
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"Sonic Mook Experiment are set to release their third album Hot Shit on Blast First / Mute. Hot Shit, the follow up to Future Rock And Roll, contains tracks from a diverse collection of UK and US bands -- more Art Rock than Punk and with a definite swing towards the dance floor, the compilation includes tracks from the likes of Pink Grease, Erase Errata, Ex Models, Radio 4, !!! (Chk Chk Chk) and Big Two Hundred." Artists: Pink Grease, Big Two Hundred, Whitey, Chrome Hoof, klang, Mommy And Daddy, Erase Errata, Puppy B & Donny C, Montana Pete, Crack Village vs. Radioactive Man, Radio 4, Queens Of Noize, Ex Models, Part Chimp, !!! (Chk Chk Chk), Kings Have Long Arms, Valerie, Ed Laliq, Todd, Groop, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The Martini Henry Rifles, Bane Overlord, and Disastronaut.
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BFFP 184
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"Terrashima, England's most fucked up rock band, announce their intentions to destroy all their contemporary peers and expose them as impostors. They promise to lay waste to cosy complaisant audiences everywhere. The band started out of a mutual disgust of the current crop of safe music and fake rebellion: 'We wanna make music that kid's mum and dads hate, in fact we wanna make music that everyone hates.'"
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BFFP 183
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"Sean McLusky's Sonic Mook Experiment unleash the first two singles in their Sonic Mook Seven Series on Mute's Blast First label. The Martini Henry Rifles describe their sound as being 'riddled with foot and mouth' and cite too many influences to name ranging from disgustingly no-fi Skin Graft obscurities to utter-gutter ripped raw '50s dementia. Blonde drones with nicotine stained razor wire guitars, a blaring wall of discord, adrenaline Rock & Roll and guitar smashing."
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BFFP 176CD
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"The new album is the follow up to last year's critically acclaimed Sonic Mook collection on Hub Records and features 25 tracks from some of the finest new bands around, many for the first time on CD. Capturing perfectly the energy and attitude of the club night it was spawned from, it includes tracks from the likes of The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster, Liars, The Toes, The Beatings, The Parkinsons, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Zongamin, National Bandit and The Buff Medways." Artists also include: Fat Truckers, Clinic, The Drug Punks, The Hives, WHITEY, Chicano, Uberwensch, Mclusky, Joan of Ass, Some Product, The Martini Henry Rifles, Electrelane, 2nd Gen, Mu Chan Clan, Ikara Colt, Earl Brutus.
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BFFP 159
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"To celebrate the second Drifting Festival, Blast First is releasing a 46-minute 45 seconds long drifting DJ mix by Robin Guthrie (of Cocteau Twins fame). This specially commissioned mix comprises of studio tracks and live recordings from the 1st Festival of Drifting (1998) plus original tracks specially recorded by Robin Guthrie." Features material from: Silo, Labradford, Charlemagne Palestine, Tony Conrad, Caspar Brotzmann, Sonic Youth, Chris 'n' Cosey, Pan American, Rothko. This was a giveaway CD at the Festival & these are some of the last remaining copies being offered on export. Packaged in a simple cardboard sleeve. Now at a reduced price.
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