DROOL - II LP classical the machine that is Pete

the machine that is Pete Kostic (Front End Loader

"The one-off 1979 single from the HAND GRENADES was self-released and packaged in a minimalist sleeve with no personnel credits or identifying information

aka MONK HIGGINS is not what you would call a household name

The dizzying buffet of live grooves on In a Poem Unlimited represents an inversion of the dusty

leaving me mourning

DROOL - II LP classical the machine that is PeteIncludes d l code. Insert with lyrics. Highly recommended. One of 2019's favourites. This Chicago art rock duo creates dissonant and contorted music, often dealing with leftist skewed themes of introspection, authority, bigotry, and dehumanisation. They take inspiration from early aughts Providence noise rock, contemporary DEVOtional bands, and the "Jam Econo" ethos of the Minutemen. We also hear nods to Guinea Worms, Country Teasers and No Age.