EVERYDAY-EVERYMAN - Three Second Kiss LP post-punk Sungod’s unrelenting progression has reached

Sungod’s unrelenting progression has reached peak maturation

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What should have been a classic stiffed as one of rock ’n’ roll’s “could have been great

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including support to Echo & The Bunnymen on their first English tour in 1980

EVERYDAY-EVERYMAN - Three Second Kiss LP post-punk Sungod’s unrelenting progression has reachedMid 90s noise rock of the style heralded by Steve Albini's Shellac. Which means sharp edges, raw and rattling guitar slashes, disassembled reassembled grooves. In a word: math rock. Engineered by Chicago punk veteran Iain Burgess (Big Black "Atomizer"), Everyday Everyman has a memorably corrosive sound: the guitars emit a rasping, wrecked jingle jangle, the drums are dry and convulsive, and the bass is as metallic as rust, as thundering as a roar. Two