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Split, by Jerusalem and the Starbaskets / Hush Arbors (7" on Great Pop Supplement)

Cover art for Split by Jerusalem and the Starbaskets / Hush Arbors Description: Ltd orange/green vinyl 7" on The Great Pop Supplement
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Format: 7"
Label: Great Pop Supplement
Price: £3.99
Catalogue number: GPS30
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Rating: happy This record left our BRIAN D feeling happy.



Jerusalem and the Starbaskets have a tic-tac coloured split 7" with Hush Arbors thru GPS this week and that first side totally floors me. 'I Cannot Radiato Without You' has that whole slightly fucked 60's garage rock vibe, rudimentary subway busker percussion & minimal velvets guitars that explode into JAMC/Spacemen 3 rattling distortion. You know, THAT sound where the amp's broke and no-one gives a hot diggity damn cos it sounds so wild? The lyrics are tremendous, soulful & inspiring, like he's serenading a cute gal from the other side of a murky dancefloor, and with each impassioned gaze, he thrashes his guitar a little harder. It's one of those blinding little tunes that frustrates you it's so bloody short. But at least the exercise gained from each visit to the turntable is worth it! Hush Arbors are a more country-ish affair that really remind me of later period Byrds. Chiming rickenbacker-y geetar flecks combine with a hot trucking hazy lyric & foot tapping percussion whilst a violin seesaws through proceedings. Wish the other side lasted as long as 'Mr Bones' but hey, they're both great in their own way. Check the competition on the home page or HERE

What the label says:

a mighty 45 pairing longtime Missouri friends Jerusalem and the Starbaskets and Hush Arbors.

A fabulous band, JATS debut here with the formidable “I Cannot Radiato Without You”. A spiky 2 chord blast clocking in at under 2 minutes of perfect pop. Acting as a taster for the stunning “Battle of the Orchids” imminent full length (on the GPS soon), the band merge the ferocity of the Sonics with the tenderness of Galaxie 500 or 3rd album Velvets. Wacked out, often ferocious, psych blues- a taster from which appears here.

Hush Arbors’ recent expansion to a two piece, debut here on vinyl, with “Mr. Bones”, another gem from the songwriting genius of Keith Wood. A gentle acoustic opening gives way to a fuller, perhaps busier, 12 string laced sound- not unlike some unreleased nugget from the Gene Clark “Roadmaster” sessions where he coaxed the original Byrds to reconvene for one last time on wax….

Very limited vinyl only 45, on split ‘one half orange, one half green’ vinyl. Get on it!

 

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