fuzz

Fall 2005, a group of stoner from the south of France (who just giggle at the back of the room as I frames?) we unclog savagely eardrums blow slats good rockin, bass thumping at will and a heat wave that was feeling damn good to hear. Name: Rescue Rangers, the subject of crime: Masters of the middle finger, an EP 4 tracks urgent and angry, which feels like big fat rock run along the Grand Canyon, under a blazing sun (in the rain Nord-Pas de Calais, the pleasure was not the same ... obviously).

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EXPO '70 was formed in Los Angeles by Justin Wright as a side-project, while he was playing guitar in Living Science Foundation (Second Nature Recordings; GSL50 Compilation). Initially, the group also included Wright's friend, PK . The pair improvised creating sounds bouncing effect-ridden instruments creating a wide range of textures and moods. EXPO '70's first recording and inception was during PK's project SXBRS recording session, resulting in one of many split releases on PKs' label.

A Two-Piece from Sheffield, Radical Boy play Garage Noise. http://www.radicalboy.bandcamp.com

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The Tamborines is a fuzz rock band, in the vein of the Velvet Underground, The Dandy Warhols
and the Jesus and Mary Chain, from London UK.
The group originally formed in Brazil around 2001, inicially as a 6 piece band infuenced by American folk rock.
They quickly disband only to return in 2005 when founding members Henrz( read "Anheez" voice/guitars) and
Lulu Grave (organ / synth / tambourines) relocated to London, found the french drummer Veronique Luis
and recorded the single WHAT TOOK YOU SO LONG/ THE GREAT DIVISION, with legend producer Brian O'shaunghnessy.