EASTER AND THE TOTEM - The Sum Is Greater Than Its Parts LP punk however it remains a classic

however it remains a classic album with enough style and swagger to still satisfy today's audience

Gregor Kessler’s piece on some of the wildest and most obscure New Zealand 45s of the 1980s

Terminal Boredom

the CHEATER SLICKS have stuck to their guns for nearly a quarter century

’ ‘Unknown Passage

EASTER AND THE TOTEM - The Sum Is Greater Than Its Parts LP punk however it remains a classicHighly recommended. Tromping around South London through most of the 1980s, Easter and the Totem released three LPs (the first one at the urging of John Peel); The Sum Is Greater Than Its Parts is their second. Recorded between 1982 and 1985 with a year and a half break scissored in it takes the bands original post punk influences and surges into angry, pop enhanced, DIY stamped rock n roll: a sound similar to, yet less polished than, contemporaries