VINYL FORMAT. It's suitable that a band that seemed to draw so heavily from Australian music should play some of their last ever shows in the cities that X, Lubricated Goat and The Scienists crawled out of. For this tour, Clockcleaner recorded a sleazy love tune to bald headed women in "Skinheaded Lady," and paid tribute to the greatest Australian punk band ever, X, with a raw cover of "Hate City" to boot. Australian import.

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Loud and ugly brawl rock hailing from the City of Brotherly Love. Clockcleaner is a three piece mixing a hateful stew of wiry hard rock suitable for beating friends and family. This is the band's second full length (Nevermind is their first) and the band has grown suitable land legs that crawl from the pack of burly scum rock revivalists with a confident record that will climb to the top of your stereo with its addictive pummel ... all the while pulling your cod piece/quim patch around your ankles. This re...   [ read more ]

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With a cover that depicts the mushed faces of Clockcleaner wrapped in plastic, Babylon Rules sounds a lot like it looks: warped, deranged, and pretty damn creepy. Singer John Sharkey spews forth paranoid howls through clenched teeth deep in a cavernous pit of reverb while the band churns sludgy, pummeling doom rock in slow distorted spasms. If the Horrors recorded an album on bad acid while fronted by David Yow and it was played at half speed, it would probably sound something like this. It's a style that ...   [ read more ]

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