Last Days On Earth - Vinyl LP
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Product Information
- Vinyl Format: Vinyl LP
- Release Date: 10-13-2023
- Label: Trouble in Mind
- Genre: Rock
Track List
- Alien Alien
- Talking Worms
- Egg Machine
- Goldie
- Two Faces
- Dogman
- Blue Lagoon
- Yahtzee
- Invisible Spook
- I Would Like to Eat the Newspaper
- O.U.T
- Mower
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German post-punk band Onyon scrambled our brains when we heard them, so much so that we signed them & reissued their debut cassette EP in June of '22. "Last Days On Earth" is the band's latest for Trouble In Mind. The oddball, synth-soaked world of Onyon is disorienting at first - the band's herky-jerky rhythms may operate in a familiar fashion to bands like Devo, or LITHICS, but Maria Untheim's woozy synth squiggles populate & punctuate the band's songs, flirting with the primitive cool of 80's minimal-synth and the wire-haired cretinism of 60s garage. Guitarist Ilka Kellner rages unpretentiously with edges torn & frayed, never afraid to unleash a spindly lead line over Florian Schmidt's rubbery bass lines & Mario Pongratz's stuttering drum patterns. Kellner & Untheim share vocal duties, but the real magic comes when the two sing together, voices merging in loosely harmonic gang vocals; one deadpan, the other slightly unhinged. The group's beguiling lyrics add to the mystique - inscrutable neu-world fables about egg machines, ghosts, worms that talk and urges to consume newspaper that ooze a rural, old-world understanding of life & the imperceptible spaces in between reality & fiction, transmuted thru a modernist sci-fi lens flare.
- Vinyl Format: Vinyl LP
- Release Date: 10-13-2023
- Label: Trouble in Mind
- Genre: Rock
Track List
- Alien Alien
- Talking Worms
- Egg Machine
- Goldie
- Two Faces
- Dogman
- Blue Lagoon
- Yahtzee
- Invisible Spook
- I Would Like to Eat the Newspaper
- O.U.T
- Mower
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