Yeah, so cool that you mention the Monks. I also need to check out BMB und Scars. For me I‘m always wondering if Godspeed (Ex-Turning Point) would have recorded a full length album or what the second Turning Point album would have sound like as I really like the songs on the Split-7“ with No Escape…
Yes! Scars ist great. I got into Them when I heard they were Craig scanlons (the Fall) Favorite band back in the day. Monks is also insanely good. Love how they use the banjo as a rhythm instrument. I have a first press of this record! Skip Spence is another banger, but I dont own it (yet). Will check out some of the others for sure.
Nymphet Noodlers from Karlstad and their brilliant debut "Going Abroad" (1994) - they were so good that the album's producer Ebbot Lundberg 'stole' their guitarist and keyboard player for his new band The Soundtrack of Our Lives, so they only ever released this one LP 🙂 Cheers! Steve.
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Yeah, so cool that you mention the Monks. I also need to check out BMB und Scars. For me I‘m always wondering if Godspeed (Ex-Turning Point) would have recorded a full length album or what the second Turning Point album would have sound like as I really like the songs on the Split-7“ with No Escape…
Yes! Scars ist great. I got into Them when I heard they were Craig scanlons (the Fall) Favorite band back in the day.
Monks is also insanely good. Love how they use the banjo as a rhythm instrument. I have a first press of this record! Skip Spence is another banger, but I dont own it (yet). Will check out some of the others for sure.
Nymphet Noodlers from Karlstad and their brilliant debut "Going Abroad" (1994) - they were so good that the album's producer Ebbot Lundberg 'stole' their guitarist and keyboard player for his new band The Soundtrack of Our Lives, so they only ever released this one LP 🙂 Cheers! Steve.
And then we stole him to refused. 😀
@@Dennisdeepcuts Haha! Yeah, that's true :-)