AUSMUTEANTS

is an Aussie synth punk band, such big international labels want them as: Goner, Goodbye Boozy and Total Punk

We’re Cops

from the album Order of Operation on Goner (US) and Aarght Records (Aus)

Belgian post industrial country and western mixed with flamenco. „For anyone familiar with the works of the Flemish bard Willem Vermandere, Embers has been described as „Willem Vermandere from hell”

Lichtzwart from the album „Kout” on Enfant Terrible (NL)

more Embers’ music

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Same thing in other manner. No wavy noise rock by Exhaustion from Australia

Biker LP on Aarght Records (AUS)

AUSMUTEANTS have been started as a synth’n’drums punk duo, but within a short time it evolved with a bassists and a hardcore „non guitarrist” into a full band, and they do it so good, that such big international labels want them as: Goner, Goodbye Boozy and Total Punk.

6  tracks from 4 fresh releases

1-3 tracks: „Order Of Operation” upcoming LP by Goner (US) and Aarght Records (Aus). The 3rd song also on a 7″ single by Goodbye Boozy Records (Italy). 4-5: „It’s Alive”, cassette on Welcome In The Shit Records (Italy). The 4th song also on the LP. 6th: upcoming 7″ single by Total Punk Records (US)

And there everyone is called on this beautiful German name: Kurt. Very strange that it’s a female name – according to the Wikipedia. (Was, meanwhile it would be revised.)

“we know that’s the main aim of the sound:
to get a sound that makes you feel sick in the stomach,
because it sounds so good.”

dark, 70s & 80s horror film influenced cold wave
synth punk from Australia by NUN

a song about the master of spoons, Uri Geller

Debut album on Aarght (Aus, LP, CD) & Avant! Records (Italy, LP)

„Stale white boys playing stale black music” or „100 AUSMUTEANTS fans can’t be wrong… 100,000,000 Bon Jovi fans can.” Well, a fantastic Aussie garage synth-punk band where every member is Kurt.

LP on Goner (US) and Aarght Records (Aus). And their brand new 7″ on Easter Bilby (Aus). You can listen their home recorded album here

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DEPAKINE CHRONO. Czech punks on acid with guitar, drums and calculators. Debut album on cassette

and digital. A witty pun track title: Iva 8bittova

Side effects: seizure, double vision, back-and-forth movements of the eyes, seeing flashes of light, blurred visions, lack of coordination, confusion, hallucinations, tremors, dizziness, ringing in your ears, problems with thinking or memory…

„the group of us there were listening to the Iron Curtain reissues, and we were kinda obsessed with the Christian Death Theatre of Pain album. I’m a bit older than Tom, so I was showing him Coil and Throbbing Gristle as well.”

„we know that’s the main aim of the sound: to get a sound that makes you feel sick in the stomach, because it sounds so good.” Dark, 70-80s horror film influenced cold wave synth punk from Australia by NUN. Debut album on Aarght (Aus) & Avant! Records (Italy)

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Hard rock but otherwise than Saxon. Post punk but harder than Gang of Four. The Protomartyr from Detroit

„Under Color of Official Right” album on Hardly Art

Shivers

The Nun feeds on BBC sci-fi dramas, Readers Digest’s Strange Stories, Carpenter, Cronenberg and other 70s-80s horror movies, Coil, Iron Curtain, Throbbing Gristle, Christian Death and sames. The Nun plays synth punk. Evoke The Sleep

from debut album. It will be released in April by Aarght (Aus) and Avant Records (Italy). The Nun lives in Australia (of course).

After a serious freak out and two years psychiatric treatment* King Khan has returned with his big band. Psychedelic rhythm’n’soul

3 tracks from King Khan & The Shrines – Idle No More LP by Merge

*The picture was taken long before the treatment.

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“Here’s 3 ugly lookin blokes, tourin’ the world, playin at all these wonderful cities, dining at all these wonderful restaurants, meeting all these famous people. In the back of ya head I’m thinking to myself ‘Im a fuckin’ farmer!” – one of the members of Cosmic Psychos said.* The old Aussie punk rock band formed in 1982, and over some line-up change and an untimely death by heart attack they still rock on. Their music is garage punk hard rock’n’roll like Motörhead, Stooges or Ramones. Strange though it may appear they had a significant influence on the Seattle Sound in the 90s through their some fans: Kurt Cobain, Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam), Buzz Osbourne (The Melvins) or Donita Sparks (L7). Now the Goner and the Aussie Aargth Records re-release their first three albums.1st track from 1987, 2nd & 3rd from 1989.

*I Love My Tractor – is the title of their latest and live album (2013)