SLEATER KINNEY - all hands on the bad one LP Spiritual

SLEATER KINNEY - all hands on the bad one LP SpiritualCombining the angular and explosive attack of Unwound, Fugazi, Slant 6, and Blonde Redhead, Sleater Kinney dish out some serious rock music with attitude. With attitude! If you didn't know it already, Sleater Kinney are three kick ass, pro feminist, political activists. In lieu of me filling this review with my words, I'll let Sleater Kinney flesh out a day in their world in their own words. "Nothing I do smoothes out the feelings of being used" "But

'Contribution' is a superb debut

having a background as a sound engineer/producer and as a singer and bass player in Copenhagen noise rock trio Less Win

as well as an essay entitled “Bleeding Images: Antipsychiatry

hitting just at the moment when the Instant Composers Pool was gaining momentum and South African jazz was growing in international stature

" and "Cremation of Ghat II

While that Test(e) tape wasn’t technically a Suction Records release

Mastered by Tim Green at Louder

and loss - all amplified by driving bass lines

On colored vinyl (transparent beer w/black splatter)

What you’ve got is six hard rock tracks with tones of punk and hardcore and a grammatically incorrect title

Abdel Halim Hafez and Warda

Reissued here – for the first time – this ultra-rare reggae album originally released in 1974