and technicolour analogue experiments with a stubbornly DIY ethos
The beef goes on between the pair but what can't be argued is that this is another essential part of the Sonic Boom story
and on a song like ‘No Non cs’ find him causing the two-note riff that lasts the whole length of the tune to take completely different forms – it starts off a simple thugged-up thrash but later flails wildly skittering in and out of time pulling it all over the place
The Sueves’ core sound echoes back to a time not long ago when you really had to TRY HARD to make your band stand out
These conditions set the stage for Planning For Burial’s third full-length
DELIVERY - Yes We Do 7" r&b and technicolour analogue experiments withLimited to 150 copies. On their debut 7", Delivery unveil a restless and neurotic blitz over four tracks that fuses urgent garage rock together with nervy post punk and weirdo new wave smarts. Formed in lockdown by Rebecca Allan (Gutter Girls, Blonde Revolver) and James Lynch (The Vacant Smiles, Kosmetika), and now rounded out by Lisa Rashleigh (Soursob), Daniel Devlin (Heir Traffic, House Deposit) and Seamus Whelan (The Vacant Smiles), Yes We Do