Aye Aye - Aye Aye LP xx1983 For the audience

For the audience

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Earache's debut LP "Last" captures the Canberra/Melbourne two piece at the intersection between fuzzed slowcore and beautiful shoegaze

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Aye Aye - Aye Aye LP xx1983 For the audienceThe CV on Aye Aye, the long rumored self titled debut by Philadelphia's premier desert blues marsupials, runs deep through the beer strewn underbelly of Philly rock. The Gibbons Bros' unmistakable slow motion, big chord fuzz will be familiar to anyone who's taken a plunge into the Bardo Pond soundpool over the last few decades, though a cultivated ear will note more grits and butts and less pedalboard worship here. Ben Leapheart retains his very