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Cuntz have produced another thug punk classic in Solid Mates
The Arms Of Someone New provided an American take on English folk
Lick My Decals leaves no room in its 39 concise minutes for era-signifiers or filler of any kind
"Their sound is largely in line with the post-punk era’s great experimentalists - This Heat’s rattlesnake coils of toxic rhythmic interplay
mainlined acapella vocal harmonies that split stylistically between a handful of folky fragments and ten minute drones
NEW TWEEDY BROTHERS - s/t LP noise Cuntz have produced another thug100% uncut psychedelia and garagey, jangly folkrock from 1968. Originally from Portland, the New Tweedy Brothers were formed by brothers Fred and Danny Lackaff plus Dennis Fagaly and Steve Ekman. In 1966, they relocated to San Francisco, where they were part of the exploding, nascent psychedelic Ballroom scene, influencing none other than Jerry Garcia and sharing stage with bands like The Warlocks (preGrateful Dead), Quicksilver and Big Brother among
