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Lamps
LP $12.00

08/28/2007 759718514018 

ITR 140 LP 


CD $12.00

07/31/2007 759718514025 

ITR 140 CD 


MP3 $9.90

07/31/2007 759718514025 

 


Throwing sparks like two gigantic rocks grinding against each other, Los Angeles’ Lamps seem intent on doing things their way. Fronted by the unimpeachable Monty Buckles, the Lamps’ music alternately careens, crashes, throbs and urges.  
This is mongoloid frenzy music. Are they paranoid, frustrated, or merely disgusted with humanity? The truth is usually somewhere in the middle. When a band has a dash of Necessary Evils, a dollop of Karate Party, and a fairly heaping mound of their own chemical blend, we should always be available. The trio’s debut LP had primitive, cavernous aggression that pounded asses into submission, while their released follow-up shows a very nice progression. Phase two of the Lamps’ recorded journey is marked by more adventurous and expanded sonic approaches, while retaining the thuggish essence that satisfies the planet of the apes. 
 
• New full-length from Los Angeles trio, following 2005’s vinyl-only debut 
 
• Primitive with a hint of progression, though still (un)satisfyingly ugly 
 
• Reminiscent of Necessary Evils, Karate Party 
 
• No export restrictions

Tracklist

  1. #1 Eliseo

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  2. #2 Axis Sally

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  3. #3 Bile

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  4. #4 Poolfish

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  5. #5 Anvil

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  6. #6 Fred Astaire

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  7. #7 Javelin

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  8. #8 Bob The Cat

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  9. #9 Gozzler

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  10. #10 U.s. Core Complete

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  11. #11 Now That I'm Dead

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