AD INTERIM - We Saw A Window LP hardcore but there is no denying

but there is no denying that the mid eighties was definitely a purple patch for the band

including the country of "Thirteen Nights" and "The Empty Place"

fans long assumed that Boomland was both the beginning and the end of the group’s recorded legacy

– David Perron’s “FREE FORM FREAKOUT” column of outside and experimental tape & LP releases from the last year

courtesy of the Minimum Table Stacks label

AD INTERIM - We Saw A Window LP hardcore but there is no denyingHighly recommended. Melbourne noise punks need to invest some time in unpacking this but we likey the couple songs heard. "Strange and weird record that I will have to revisit, like the post punk noise travelling through the whole album, these dudes definitely interest me." Bandcamp comment RIYL: The Stabs, Misanthropes