GUM - Glamorous Damage LP (colour vinyl) new wave Landmark self-titled LP originally released

Landmark self-titled LP originally released in 1977

but Ausmuteants have more catchy songs up their sleeve than most bands so they let fly a stunner to open the album

but with a certain sense of hovering dark atmosphere around it (see the German translation of Qualm: smoke)

music don't work that way

A providential meeting with Alan Mills meant another collaborator would try his hand at the resultant rhythmic and melodic tangle

GUM - Glamorous Damage LP (colour vinyl) new wave Landmark self-titled LP originally releasedLimited edition gold colour vinyl. The block party prog of sophomore effort, Glamorous Damage ultimately unites Watson's constellation of bands is a desire to divorce '60s psychedelia from period details and infuse it with other temporally dislocated sounds, be it '70s art rock, '80s electro, or '90s lo fi. Compared to Tame Impala's IMAX scaled productions, Glamorous Damage is like the 8 bit, Nintendo videogame adaptation of a blockbuster filman