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the Scientists’ formula was as universal as it was specific to their own experience
Recorded with Sly & Robbie at Channel One Studio and mixed at King Tubby’s
DON HOWLAND's been a crucial figure whichever crossroads where Depression-era country blues and '76 punk intersect (occasionally obeying the rules of the road but often resulting in a musical wrecks the likes of which few witnesses can unsee/unhear)
Omaha singer-songwriter Simon Joyner
Includes insert with liner notes and credits
WHY BOTHER? - Lacerated Nights LP techno the Scientists’ formula was asHigh energy, synth laced melodic punk from Iowa. They sound like the SPITS, but thats not a bad thing. Classic punk chord progressions, catchy, slightly detached vocals, and clean keyboard tones to hold everything in place. Bent Spoon Blues is a pop treasure, as much new wave as punk. Clouds slows down and veers into post punk with a buzzing electronic cloud circling a moody four note guitar pattern. Oh Jodi is a garage punk murder ballad from the
