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Fat Dog

WOOF.

    Fat Dog are the most exciting breakthrough band of the past few years, conjurers of the sort of frenzied and wild live shows not seen in the capital for years and now the creators of ‘WOOF’., a brilliant and mind-bending debut album. A thrilling blend of electro-punk, rock’n’roll snarling, techno soundscapes, industrial-pop and rave euphoria, ‘WOOF’. is music for letting go to or, in the words of frontman Joe Love, “screaming-into-a-pillow music”.


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    Barry says: A wild and uncompromising mix of electroclash, industrial and rave aesthetics wrapped around indie instrumentation and garage rock production. Effortlessly fleeting from soaring synth atmospherics into snarling, driving mayhem. Wildly brilliant.

    TRACK LISTING

    Side A
    Vigilante
    Closer To God
    Wither
    Clowns

    Side B
    King Of The Slugs
    All The Same
    I Am The King
    Running
    And So It Came To Pass

    ‘Inji’ is the debut solo album by Sam Dust, AKA LA Priest.

    Across its 10 audaciously imaginative tracks, ‘Inji’ reasserts Dust as a truly idiosyncratic voice in British music, applying the same frantically eclectic, mischievous and willfully absurd spirit of his previous band, the beloved Late Of The Pier, to ever more nuanced and affecting songwriting and composition.

    From the obscene space-age stadium rock guitar solo of ‘Oino’, the maddeningly catchy digi-dub single that Dust leaked sample-by-sample on a suitably enigmatic website at the turn of the year, to ‘Learning To Love’, the record’s gargantuan, eight minute long prog-house centrepiece and ‘Occasion’, a melting Martian Prince come-on, ‘Inji’ confounds and delights in equal measure and at every turn.


    TRACK LISTING

    Occasion
    Lady’s In Trouble With
    The Law
    Gene Washes With New
    Arm
    Oino
    Party Zute / Learning To Love
    Lorry Park
    Night Train
    Fabby
    A Good Sign
    Mountain


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