QUIVERS - We'll Go Riding On The Hearses LP industrial these recordings by what Hennix

these recordings by what Hennix has called "the most rejected band ever formed in Sweden" continue to fill gaps of silence from a figure whose work has until recently remained flickering at the margins of some of the most enduring cultural developments of the 20th century

From their mid-80s roots as Episode Four to their late-80s heyday with a string of now highly sought-after singles and EPs on labels like Sub Aqua

and its lack of popular notoriety is more a symptom of its timing than anything else (it's tough not to think that the band's name made things a little harder

"Do It Now" is an evil menacing title for a song that guides the listener trough the sonic rock of Nebula on this album and it is quite refreshing that a so called stoner rock band can also lay back on the relentless edge by providing a more subtle approach to their music which keeps it fresh and interesting

have returned with an intensely confident

QUIVERS - We'll Go Riding On The Hearses LP industrial these recordings by what HennixMuch like their latest release, Golden Doubt, the album is a jangle rock beautify, with tons of melodies and harmonies in the best indie pop tradition. Quivers is a band formed in Hobart, Tasmania and Well Go Riding on the Hearses was first a tape release before the band moved to Melbourne. Its an album of songs written after singer Sam lost his brother, Tom, unexpectedly in a free diving accident. Its maybe an album about that, but also about trying