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Brat Farrar Melbourne, Australia
Taking his DIY approach to the ultimate level BRAT FARRAR comes rumbling out of a Melbourne bedroom with tunes that sound like they were recorded in 1979 over a cassette version of the first Wipers record. Leaving behind his previous life as frontman of Digger and The Pussycats, BRAT FARRAR has been reborn a one-man all singing all dancing, new wave machine. ... more
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supported by 7 fans who also own “All The Machines Are Paranoid”
Competing for my favourite album of all time. Feels like it was an ancient relic unearthed from a tomb, imbued with the power of rock and roll eternal. Feels like watching mad max for the first time. It's perfect.
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Dion Lunadon S/T Album
by Dion Lunadon
supported by 6 fans who also own “All The Machines Are Paranoid”
Fucking outstanding. Get this album. Go and listen to it. Yeah. Ever feared for your safety at a show? But in a good way? Do a search. This man is legendary.
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A Year of Mutations
by Why Bother?
supported by 5 fans who also own “All The Machines Are Paranoid”
this song humdrum is so awesome i feel like a dancing wolf in a dark forest with stars like a disco bowl
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Colossally good New Wave out of Portland, with the nerviness of Kleenex poured into hooky pop songs.
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The pre-Dead Moon group's third LP, reissued by Mississippi Records, is punk canon.
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The NYC quartet fold a wide assortment of influences into their joyfully campy pop-punk.
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Young And Full Of The Devil
by Magic Dirt
supported by 5 fans who also own “All The Machines Are Paranoid”
There is a darkness on this record that just envelops me, but in a way that feels like a warm hug. This is one of but a few albums I can put on when I am in a dark place or feeling low and it makes me feel alive, content, and happy again. My absolute favourite album of 1998 and for me, an actual lifesaver.
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