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you’d give him a wide berth
lyrically dedicated to political and societal injustices
scrabbling guitar lines and clean
There's a lot of variety here once you drill down into it: The Revolution of Super Visions is a throwback to Eno-era Roxy music
MACH PELICAN - s/t LP (colour vinyl) dance punk you’d give him a wideLimited edition of 300 copies on clear vinyl. Cover art by Ray Ahn. Insert with lyrics. Reissue of 1999 debut album. Japanese students Toshi Maeda, Keisuke Nakamura and Atsushi Omori first met while studying in Perth, Australia. A mutual respect for the Ramones saw them form punk band Mach Pelican. By 1998 the trio had relocated to Melbourne from where they extensively toured through all major cities of Australia. Along their hectic schedule Mach
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