AVENGERS - American In Me 7" techno you will find yourself fondly

you will find yourself fondly recalling a time when every new Rip Off Records release was an event worth celebrating

BASSHOLES and UNHOLY TWO have fashioned an impressive curriculum vitae in American rock/noise/whatever

the LP has been out of print for over half a decade

and the classic jam ‘Moonlight’ remains a high point in minimal-wave disco

The appearance of No Other on CD in America some 26 years after its release offers the opportunity to hear this record for what it was: a solidly visionary recording that decided to use every available means to illustrate Gene Clark's razor-sharp songwriting that lent itself to open-ended performance and production -- often in the same song (one listen to the title track bears this out in spades)

AVENGERS - American In Me 7" techno you will find yourself fondlyHighly recommended. Few first wave California punk bands burned as brightly as The Avengers. Formed in San Francisco during 1977s Summer of Hate, they swiftly ascended to the top of the West Coast scene and earned the coveted support slot for The Sex Pistols final concert in January 1978. The Avengers frenetic performance at Winterland made quite an impression on Pistols guitarist Steve Jones who offered to record the group. From the Jones produced