TUMBLEWEED - Galactaphonic LP shoegaze she has first dips on

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This 1968 release wasn’t just the debut album for the British band THE GUN

The Contortions

Breathless have more in common with the mid to late ’80s wandering output of The Cure

Others are more let's-pick-up-where-we-left-off affairs

TUMBLEWEED - Galactaphonic LP shoegaze she has first dips onLimited edition red & black colour vinyl. From the Wollongong legends. Singer Richie Lewis remembers: "Out of a tumultuous storm in the craziest of times Galactaphonic was like trying to bottle a wasp nest. But we had it, and in comparison to the first record I thought this one was vibrant and electric, dangerous and sweet. Every waking hour was about the band, we soaked up everything around us, mixed it up in our whirlpool and channelled it into the