Limited two-track 7” in a run of 400 copies from this great band who manage to combine an almost classic 60s/70s rock/cowpunk delivery with a barbarous destructo edge, powerful vox and a recording aesthetic that would blow up the backline altogether, leaving a guitar banging a bunch of chords lifted straight from The Birthday Party and played early Rough Trade-style. A side is the raunch, the flip is more hypnotic and minimal. Both rule.

Supremely crude LP from Tyvek, with original demos recorded in 2004 finally making it to wax in an edition of 500 copies with full-colour paste-on sleeves. If you dug the Blunt Instrumental EP that came out on Night People then this is another blast from that particular garage, with a fantastically primitive sound that explodes aspects of The Fall, early Redd Cross, The Rats and The Afflicted Man with all of the non-musicianly élan of your favourite DIY no count. I mean, I dig the Siltbreeze LP and all but this is my kind of meat. Highly recommended.