the marilyn decade | the marilyn decade

debut album of duelling improvised acoustics. lush fields of corn dappled with sunlight, haystacks in the twilight, moonlight so bright it hurts your eyes... that kind of thing.

"no responsibility is taken for the mind altering qualities of the beauty of this album. though it is guaranteed that it will improve your life in some way."

cd released by freek records in 1995.

bliss out.

lazer boy | forget nothing

laser boy were another one of those bands unlikely to grace the hallowed pages of nme. not because they weren't good, but because they didn't fit the rag's definition of 'cool'. keeping your head down and focusing on writing quirky, catchy tunes that don't fit into a particular mold is not very fashionable as far as the nme's concerned. at least it hasn't been for a good 10 years anyway.

freek was a really good record label. i miss really good record labels.

cd released by freek records in 1996.

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edit: i'm an oaf. it's lazer boy. duh. also, i forgot to mention, for those interested, the band was led by chris trout (bear, spoonfed hybrid, ac temple).