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Label: One Little Indian
Year: 1992
First off, this particular version of this release is an anomaly. It is neither the original 12" version from Deva Records, nor the maxi-cd (remember those?) released by One Little Indian. Instead it was labeled as "US promo cdep", with no record label. So, your guess is as good as mine.
Musically, I had forgotten what this band sounded like, but was under the impression it was kind of a Babes In Toyland type racket. And while that vibe is present on to songs, the other two have a much lazier, hazier, goth-inspired, 4ad type English steez.
Not really my thing, not really my thing at all, but I figured that some folks who frequent this ghetto of a website might remember this band, or like them, or what have you.
If you like it, yay! If you hate it, boo!
I apologize readers...I didn't try very hard on this one. I'll do better next time.
DL
grAy,my friend,this is just my thing
ReplyDeletei've been trying to hunt this down for quite a many years...and thought i'd lost sight of it forever as it boarded that train out of vegas and pulled out of my sight
thank you,mang
these guys/gal were great live. Eleventeen is a solid record. Whatever happened to the crazy caterwauling lead singer chick I wonder.
ReplyDeleteshe now fronts a band called queen adreena
ReplyDeleteguitarist crispin gray is also in the band