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Get Shitfaced With The Onyas (1997) was released via legendary Melbourne label Au-go-go and Berlin’s Munster Records has long been out of print

The Animal Show Band's "Tell Daddy" provides the male answer to Etta James' Tell Mama and rocks just as hard as the original while Gino Scorza's funk-tinged soul heater "Little By Little" (which he originally privately pressed himself) gets reissued for the first time

Established in 1996 from the ashes of the much revered DEATH SIDE

and experimental tape manipulation

CABARET VOLTAIRE - Micro-Phonies LP (colour vinyl) japan Waste Not Want Not) toLimited edition curacao colour vinyl. After The Crackdown's success the duo heavily changed style to synthpop. There is a little industrial in this album. Cabaret Voltaire becomes popular: radio actively plays tracks James Brown and Sensoria. Nevertheless, it doesn't harm Cab's music at all. This album is a masterpiece, an excellent and important '80s release.