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The D-Vices – Adequate/Modern Boy
(7″ Vinyl – Celluloid Lunch Records)
” Brought to you by the fine folks at Celluloid Lunch in Montreal, Canada, this D-VICES single straddles the line between artiness and rocking in a cool, swaggering way, like wearing sunglasses after dark, stumbling through back alleys. On both sides of this, the rhythm section solidly drives a grooving fencepost of a bassline, nailed into place with a tough street beat. Foundation cemented, the guitar and vocals have space to chew up the songs. On “Adequate,” the guitar snakes through the rhythm section, scratching and sparking, riding and riffing on a single chord before exploding into an echo-drenched anti-solo, and on “Modern Boy,” the chords are tense and minimal but lend so much action to the music. A Canadian KBD classic that hasn’t been overlooked by history or made overpriced by collector scum. ”
The Stonemen – The “Brothers” Stonemen Late 66/Early 67
(7″ Vinyl – Celluloid Lunch Records)
THE STONEMEN hail from Cap Pele NB, a small Acadian town in eastern Canada. They were the fuzziest and scuzziest group to emanate from this region during the 1960s and released this lone 7″ which now fetches triple digits on Discogs. This is the first reissue of the 7″ and has been blessed with the permission of one FERNAND LEBLANC. The pressing includes restored audio and liner notes by MARK GAUDET. All art sourced from archival materials. A real ripper.