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GRIM KLONE BAND - Back On The Street 7"Three loud crude protopunk rants by a bunch of stoned hippies from the cultural wasteland of Cherry Hill, New Jersey, circa 1979.

Intending to create an album that showcases each song individually and plays out like a mixtape

Years on Graf Orlock still manages to confuse people either by motive or aim

Liam Hodges and Roxanne Farahmand in the world of fashion

bringing a strong sense of folk tradition to his playing that is as arresting as his freewheeling performance style

In Pink Flag Wire proposed a form of expression which drew on formal structures taken from historic styles of rock and pop (including punk) but somehow subverted those structures by maintaining a sense of controlled distance from the form

the band have assembled a promiscuous array of examples of this sturdy-yet-ersatz family of materials: Bakelite dominos

Louise enriches her warm singular vocal sound with a lush variety of instruments as well as layers of harmonies that together create a tapestry of texture

They describe their music simply as Blastpunk

Upbeat and simple Ubik draws on the melodies and anarcho drum beats of bands like CRISIS with bratty vocal stylings reminiscent of THE COMES spitting lyrics about the mundanities

and each of those four tracks are aptly titled to convey the magnitude of their vision: chronologically "Storms of Black Fire

It’s now the year 2018

After returning to the states from Europe

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