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[Frosty Jack]

Originally Posted by Twojoe

I like them to but get a little discouraged these days with their very obvious complacency and out 'n' out dislike for every other band ever. That said their disdain for others does not appear to be harming their career

To be fair, right from the outstanding debut single ('Aye, whitever' split 7" w/The Notajots) up to their latest release ('Fukyezaz, yezizaz dikz'), the louche post-nietzschean nihilism has always been a large part of their appeal.
I am however a little trepidatious about a possible new direction with their forthcoming album, provisionally titled 'Actually, You May Have a Point'...

[Jim Stax]

Originally Posted by Frosty Jack

To be fair, right from the outstanding debut single ('Aye, whitever' split 7" w/The Notajots) up to their latest release ('Fukyezaz, yezizaz dikz'), the louche post-nietzschean nihilism has always been a large part of their appeal.
I am however a little trepidatious about a possible new direction with their forthcoming album, provisionally titled 'Actually, You May Have a Point'...

The lure of the industry big bucks ensures once again that attistic integrity falls by the way side. I hear talk of a tribute act...

[delboy]

don't give a fucking fuck have sold out for sure but when they make an album as beautiful and inspiring as 'money for old rope - the glorified demos volume three' they can be excused for selling out to the man.