UNWOUND - New Plastic Ideas LP Color:Black Vinyl Released on Parton’s long-running The
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Released on Parton’s long-running The Static Cult Label in 2006
This is the kind of desert you won't mind getting lost in and even take pleasure in roaming through the expansive sonic landscapes and horizons it embodies
a tribal LFO stinger followed by kickdrum raver ‘DRBS’ a parallel party where the better parts of Kraftwerkian Detroit techno are sped up and spit out with shards of noise and cowbell action
the moving "Jerusalem
and future Sonic Youth member Lee Ranaldo) along with Jeffrey Glenn on bass and Stephan Wischerth on drums
UNWOUND - New Plastic Ideas LP Color:Black Vinyl Released on Parton’s long-running TheUnwound: New Plastic Ideas An album Maximum Rock 'N' Roll deemed not punk enough to review, Unwound's 1994 sophomore effort was a lethal depth charge aimed at major label grunge and independent hardcore alike. From the off kilter, vertiginous rhythm of Entirely Different Matters' to the neck snapping velocity of What Was Wound' to the relentless pounding at the end of All Souls Day,' New Plastic Ideas is the Sonic Youth loving older sister to Fake