Alien Nosejob - The Derivative Sounds Of

Alien Nosejob - The Derivative Sounds OfLess than twelve months on from the triumphant rock 'n' roll record that was Stained Glass, Australia's most tasteful sonic culinary artiste Jake Robertson serves up The Derivative Sounds Of, another platter in his never ending, ever extending Alien Nosejob banquet. Since initially firing out similar flavors on his first offering, Alien Nosejob has conquered the challenges of disco, hardcore, new wave, rock and roll (all drowned in his

Psychedelic in the truest sense

born of "youthful dedication to something one loves

The albums was released twice and with so much success that it charted in the Billboard 200 and eventually made it to the Rolling Stone's list of The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time

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explored Genesis Breyer P-Orridge's foray into African Voudoun culture

contributing string and brass arrangements as well as guitars

no blues and no guitar solos

it's chorus thrown out like a beer bottle across a mosh pit

Twin Apple is what happens when pop music and the tropics meet : a classy synthesis between British phlegm and swaying dances

Ume are an acclaimed Austin-based band who've earned a following for their powerful live performances and clever music

the band makes a distinct and memorable mix of dreamy vintage pop

who stays studying and constantly honing his craft