SHARK TOYS ‎– s/t LP no wave and so were the songs

and so were the songs that matched the individual attributes of each instrument: certain ones groan and growl a specific way that the band started to realize itself could become the compositional germ of a song

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Male Gaze is back with nine new chunks of octave-pedal abuse and sultry croons with King Leer

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PRODUCT OF REASON contribute three haunting synthesizer heavy numbers

SHARK TOYS ‎– s/t LP no wave and so were the songsInner city mutations reign supreme on this shambolic, scuzz pop ripper from the bowels of Los Angeles. Throbbing bass, jagged guitars, and dreary vocals anchor each tune with grimy proto punk toughness and clangy, post punk grit. And the poetry as lyrics vocals are smattered with splashes of Keys and a Moog that have a real rhythmic, almost mechanical, feel to them that kinda comes off a little like Devo. But don't take that as them sounding like a