Artists
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D.U.D.S
- 01. Type
02. Humour & Friction
03. Not At All
04. Explain
05. Immediate
06. Re-Satisfy
07. Four (Paxton)
08. Semantic Exhaustion
09. Same Device
10. A Different Stage (Part II)
11. Nu Nu Nu
12. Delayed Doesn’t Mean DeletedD.U.D.S
Immediate
[engl] The latest release from Duds is a deepening of the sinister sonic territory they have been exploring, in various forms, since they formed. Bass lines and percussion lope through the undergrowth while jagged guitars pierce the ears. Then there’s the brass section, which works less as a means of driving home a song’s point, than as a warning that whatever comes next is unlikely to be anything you expect. Lyrics are still somewhat hard to make out, emerging from the rhythmic chaos at intervals, as though you were listening to the recording of an Old Testament prophet, preaching from the ruins of the twenty first century. I don’t know what kind of band Duds are supposed to be. There are labels you could apply to them, terms like ‘wave’ and ‘punk’ with various prefixes designed to qualify the fact that they don’t really sound like anyone else. Immediate makes that fact all the more obvious and all the more compelling.- Format
- LP
- Release-Datum
- 18.10.2018
- 01. No Remark
02. Signal, Sign
03. A Different Stage
04. The Nose
05. Irregular Patterns
06. Split On Both Sides
07. Keine
08. Of Nature
09. Elastic Seal
10. Pro Tem
11. Elastic Feel
12. RI P.T 2D.U.D.S
Of A Nature or Degree
[engl] "When I was first told about Duds, it came with the considered opinion that the guys were far from what you’d call ‘careerists'. 'They don’t take themselves too seriously' was another comment. I could have taken this as a warning that they weren’t in it for the right reasons - but that couldn’t be further from the truth. From my perspective Duds simply won’t bend over backwards to "get on". They do what they do and you can take it or leave it. I took it - with both hands…with a vice-like grip. They have the invention and urgency of Edinburgh legends The Fire Engines. The Post-Punk ethic. Short songs, short sets = short album. They’re one of the most thrilling bands I’ve seen in years - and the fact that they’re releasing this brilliant piece of work on the Castle Face label adds the last piece of a perfect ‘outsider' jigsaw puzzle. Duds sitting alongside Oh Sees, Ty Segall, White Fence, Useless Eaters et al. THERE IS A GOD!” - Marc Riley, June 2017- Format
- LPcol
- Release-Datum
- 08.09.2017