COACHWHIPS - Hands On The Controls LP australian Dysrhythmia

Dysrhythmia

white and red

sounds during that bottomlessly special post-punk moment where the spirit of ‘anything goes’ met the ability to make everything sound good

the album cover features grainy photos of a dying mall

At first the album does feel a lot like traditional indie rock

COACHWHIPS - Hands On The Controls LP australian DysrhythmiaIncludes d l code. For those unfamiliar, pull up a chair helmed by John Dwyer (currently of Thee Oh Sees) from 2001 2005, they were fast, nasty, unintelligible, brutally and primally basic. A telephone through a guitar amp, half a drum kit, a shitty Casio organ, and primal speed trash riffs never sounded so good. Hands on the Controls was their first studio album and criminally never came out on vinyl until now. Dwyer has kindly opened the crypt and