Been a quiet 2015 to date for Homeless but all that's about to change with the three titles below, plus the Spray Paint album on June 1st.
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h M A S - Fear God Honour The King LPRelease date: 22nd JuneDeluxe silkscreen cover edition. Hand numbered of 100 only. Die cut and glued, printed in New Zealand. Images:
Inner sleeve with liner notes by Julian Teakle (The Native Cats, The Frustrations, Tasmanian music historian) and Andy Hazel.
Gatefold booklet insert. Digital download includes bonus cassette-only albums:
... Goes Pop! and
The Computer TapeAlmost two decades after being recorded, h M A S unreleased album of lost recordings - Fear God Honour The King - issued on vinyl (or any format) for the first time! Remastered and remixed by Mikey Young and Ben Crothers.
Formed in the early '90s amongst the small town confines on the NW coast of Tasmania, Ben Crothers and Duncan Robinson found a new beginning in the music handed down from Ben?s older sister. Anything that came from reading NME and Select got them buying and listening to everything from Pixies, They Might Be Giants and Devo to XTC, Buzzcocks, Wire and Black Sabbath, not forgetting Tlot Tlot.
In the time since its recording in 1997, the original master tapes have been lost and this single attempt at a mix is all that remains. In a way this makes
Fear God Honour The King exactly like everything h M A S had always done before - spontaneous but flawed, pointless but essential.
https://soundcloud.com/homelessvinyl/hmas-extravertPreorder here:https://homelessvinyl.com.au/product/hmas-fear-god-honour-the-king/********************************************************
SPRAY PAINT / EXEK - Australian tour split 7"Release date: 12th JuneLimited to 400 copies.Australian tour 7" featuring TWO previously unreleased tracks by our favourite Texans, Spray Paint, plus the vinyl debut of new Melbourne outfit EXEK, with the brooding Lynchian mysticism of new song, "The Theme From Judge Judy". When we first threw the EXEK cassette into the player late last year, we were stunned by the dub-heavy bleakness, which continues here with a track that fits perfectly alongside Spray Paint's art punk weirdness.
EXEK "Replicate" (from the cassette, which Noisey called "ambient and synthy post punk not unlike PiL, Swell Maps or Beak.")
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0PQupDCURgSPRAY PAINT "Country Singer"
https://soundcloud.com/homelessvinyl/spray-paint-country-singer
Preorder here:https://homelessvinyl.com.au/product/spray-paint-exek-split-7/********************************************************
SEWERS - Weight LPRelease date: June 29thLimited to 300 copies.Long awaited follow up to
Hoisted displays a maturity to songwriting "who knew" It's possible this even crosses over into "life", as these Brisbane miscreants cross the pond to take on the challenge only a USA tour can pose. Witness Sewers "anti-party rock" for yourself, July 2015. Tour dates to follow. Preview track soon.
"Chain of Command" is a compact and gutsy little number that doesn't try so hard to drag its knuckles, it actually creates some weird spaces with post-punk chop-chop and some psycho-delic guitar clouds. Shows some progression, which I dig, as I felt they were going in circles on their LP. "Life's A Boar" is a terrible play on words (that makes me want to force a Bushpig reference in) but a decent tune that fits the military-themed baggage on the sleeve - like Venom P. Stinger without the drumming, very lean and mean, which is a good look for them. Their best stuff right here. - Terminal Boredom
Preorder here:https://homelessvinyl.com.au/product/sewers-weight/********************************************************
Coming soon:
CUNTZ - Force the Zone LP (September)
THE SAILORS - Failure, Depression, Suicide LP (soon)
BIRD BLOBS - Back on the Beast LP (soon)
more to be announced
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