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The Incomprehensible Static is the solo project (with some help from talented friends) of Pete Darrington (or rather his surf-obsessed alter ego Pete Static). He is probably best known as the co-founder of Reckless Yes Records, bass player for '90s cult noise band Cable, and vocalist and guitarist in Godno! For fans of Dick Dale, Man Or Astro-Man?, and Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet, the album picks up on the current resurgence of instrumental tracks, riding along on surf guitar and experimental details for an intriguing retro-futuristic sound. Like many virtual bands, The Incomprehensible Static (or TIS for short) was born out of 2020 lockdown boredom combined with daydreaming about what other types of cool band Pete has always wanted to be in.
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PREORDER
RELEASE DATE: 11/26/2021
Glasgow-based noise-pop band Japan Review have been through numerous incarnations in their relatively short existence. Now a duo made up of Genna Foden and Adam O'Sullivan, they will release their debut album, Kvetch Sounds, on Reckless Yes. Building on the band's shoegaze foundations, Kvetch Sounds sees Japan Review pushing sonically into a more experimental territory, opting to embrace electronic instruments and celebrate the limitations of their more stripped-back line-up. The result is a truly expansive debut that twists and turns through different tempos, and even genres, without ever losing its way. It follows on from previous releases with Reckless Yes -- 2019's debut EP JUNO, and stand-alone single from later that same year "On Auto Now". Kvetch Sounds is an expansive and exhilarating debut, bubbling with invention and ideas that leave the listener wondering where Japan Review will go from here. It seems possible that even they don't know, but that's all part of their charm. Eco-colored vinyl. "Steeped in hazy lo-fi sensibilities and permeated with experimental yet dreamy nu-gaze vibes, Japan Review inject drone, analog synth and impressionistic twists into their collective modernistic sound" --Primal Music. "They have Mogwai's ability to torture and nourish the soul in one achingly blistering piece of art." --Traveller's Tunes
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With striking immediacy and anthemic power-pop riffs indie-rock four-piece Fightmilk return with their second album Contender. Marking a maturing of their sound, the singles already drawn from it (I'm Starting To Think You Don't Even Want To Go To Space and If You Had A Sister) have garnered comparisons to Remote Part-era Idlewild, The Pains of Being Pure At Heart, Diet Cig, and Wolf Alice from publications including Secret Meeting, Louder Than War, and For The Rabbits along with 6Music and Radio X. With two more singles due from its ranks ahead of release, Contender shows a band adept at blending wry humor and big emotions with alt-rock riffs and harmonies that is ready to take their music to the next level, growing their audience further. Lucky dip color, eco vinyl; color printed inner sleeve. "Godzilla-heft hooks" --Drowned in Sound "one of the finest examples of mixed emotions you'll hear put to record, as a combination of sadness, joy, resentment and lust collide into a melting pot of pure honesty." --For The Rabbits Further
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After a twenty-year hiatus, '90s alt-rock legends Bivouac announced their return with a vinyl-only single release. Features one new song ("Sweet Heart Deal"), and one reworking of a track from the band's heyday ("Deep Blue Sea Surrounds"). Signed to independent label Elemental following their first gig in 1992, the band were an indie success story, finding underground popularity with their British take on the Seattle grunge sound. A slew of singles led up to the release of their debut album Tuber (1994) after which the band were signed to Geffen and released Full Size Boy (1995). Pale green opaque vinyl.
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One year after the debut album Debasement Tapes (RY 002LP, 2016), Unqualified Nurse Band return with their second album, Trashland. A six-song, thirty-four minute sprawling head-fuck that once again pummels through the history of popular music, only this time UNB truly let the weird and wonderful seep into their consciousness. With more than a nod to Pink Floyd at their psychedelic height, the MC5 at their dirtiest of lows, and the Clash at their "nothing can touch us" punk rock-est, this album will blow both your mind and your speakers. "They traverse genres and create a sonic masterpiece." --Louder Than War
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Third single from Manchester post-punk three-piece Liines. Produced by Paul Tipler (Idlewild, Stereolab, Placebo, Elastica, Earl Brutus). This is a single which showcases the scale of their sound; a vastness that makes you anticipate each beat, rewarded with huge hooks and driving basslines to make your heart hammer hard. The release follows their hotly received debut "Never There" (2015) and follow up, "Blackout" (2016). "Brilliant - driving and strident, it's pared down to the bare essentials: an urgent vocal melody, a propulsive rhythm, grinding guitars." --The Quietus. Comes on white, opaque vinyl.
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Unqualified Nurse Band's Debasement Tapes is a cataclysmic explosion of all that has gone before, deconstructing that history, then smashing it all back together in a ferocious reaction to the norm. It is a 12 song, 30 minute blitzkrieg of genre-bending guitar-led brilliance, enveloping the listener in a maelstrom of past, present and future rock n' roll. From the opening howl of feedback, to its last dying chord, the aural assault is both relentless and exhilarating - twisting and turning in every direction without warning or notice. Debasement Tapes is the most exciting rock n' roller-coaster you'll ever ride. "... menacing swirl of the late, great Groop Dogdrill's swagger, Nirvana's noisy pop nous and streaks of East Bay Ray's shimmering surf guitar." --Team Rock. "Debasement Tapes proves why Unqualified Nurse Band are one of the most exciting bands in the country." --Louder Than War. Comes on translucent red vinyl.
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