PHEW - New Decade LP (colour vinyl) dream pop and in lieu of Icky

and in lieu of Icky Thump

rather than filling every song with a full range of their capabilities

percussion-heavy tracks like 'Tropics' recall James Horner's (wildly underrated) soundtrack for Commando

then you’ve already familiarized yourself with Digital Leather

Scraps is loaded with NRBQ classics that lived up to the eye-popping press garnered by their self-titled 1969 debut

PHEW - New Decade LP (colour vinyl) dream pop and in lieu of IckyLimited edition clear vinyl. Highly recommended. Haunting first wave industrial ambiences, sprawling melancho depressive analog synth soundscapes with primitive Suicide ish clicking drum machines and echoed feminine wails for vocals kind of a continuation of the previous two albums in style with a respectable degree of authenticity, but then again Phew was in the game since back in the early 80s after all.