OSEES (OH SEES) - SORCS 80 LP proto-punk "While the band call it

"While the band call it an EP

This set comprises sixteen tracks including covers of many 1960s hit classics like “96 Tears”

South Carolina-based Al-Dos Band’s unreleased 1976 gospel soul and disco album

mean noise punk from Richmond

Melbourne-via-Adelaide musician Ash Wednesday's life in sound dates way back to 1977 in Adelaide when he was playing with the proto-punk rockers

OSEES (OH SEES) - SORCS 80 LP proto-punk "While the band call itBlack wax and CD also available. Highly recommended. Yes, we can declare this as "Highly recommended" cos we're now about a dozen listens in and reckon it's a beaut addition to an admittedly overwhelming yet impressive discography. Totally agreeing with John's description of SORCS 80 being "sort of a Dexys Midnight Runners meets Von LMO meets The Flesh Eaters meets the Screamers kinda punk junk" we also hear similarities to Jay Reatard's vocal