Cor aren't indie 7"s fun? We have a couple of 'em here, first up one by
Havana Guns. This bugger is a Debbie Harry fronting a Scandinavian Strokes type
affair. It's their debut & should really appeal to the Concretes/Theaudience
fan in you. A simple & catchy sing-a-lang, all minimal skinny tie guitar,
warm breezy organ & saccharine lyrics. Secondly is a strange thang on Soul
Jazz by two Brazilian bands. As Mercenarias offer up a scratchy post punk
affair with a latin twist, imagine Au Pairs being chased down the road by
The
Flying Burrito Pixies. Fellini have obviously been in love with Factory records
since birth. In fact just Manchester circa 1979. A strange, echoy doom laden bass
ridden job with Joy Division-esque understated guitar, this really reminds me of
early Unrest with the trumpet at the end. Certainly a most worthy curio for the
more adventurous New wave fanatic
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N.Y.C.S. Havana Guns 7" (vinyl), £2.99 Sorry - sold out.
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