“Let not thy left foot know what they right foot doeth” (Footprint Homonyms 6
They have the marks of domestic pieces of art where you can hear the anxious tension between the mechanical production of goods and the need to consume pleasure in your free time
The warm climate and sandy beaches of Australia seem eternally embodied in ‘Juice’ or ‘Crystal Water’
as Hayward and Cooper's entwined vocals – think Pip Proud meets The Vaselines - project paranoia and forlorn
This unreleased-at-the-time 1981 LP from the Philadelphia art-school trio album follows the unrelenting ‘Signals From Pier Thirteen’ EP
Candy - It’s Inside You LP xx1977 “Let not thy left foot"The bi coastal quartet fleshes out classic elements of hardcore and metal with industrial, shoegaze, and noise. Even their love songs feel extreme." Pitchfork CANDY return with their new album, It's Inside You. A brazen take on hardcore, metal, and disparate electronics and experimental soundscapes, It's Inside You sees CANDY take another step forward with a compelling, extreme, and one of a kind take on the genre. From the frenzied album opener