S.M.a.S.H - Spring 1994 - 140-Gram Black VinylHeralded by the NME in January 1994 as part of the 'New Wave Of New Wave' a term dreamed up by writer Paul Moody S. M. a. S. H were at the vanguard of a crop of bands who drew on the late 1970s punk explosion for inspiration. The scene's other leading lights? These Animal Men. These recordings capture a time in British music when it was trying to find it's way through the thick hair of grunge, that eventually made it's way to the birth and popularity

The Outlaws once again blaze a route that is as familiar to the faithful as it is unflinching in it's mission

probably written during his Weimar phase

released on March 18

the fantasies by Rodio and Valente

they could evoke the military bands of the highly feared Janissaries

" "Sweet Little Girl" Lovie Lee with Carey Bell

is especially full of fun while ending with a homage to the Czech composers Dvorák and Janácek

" (Il Resto del Carlino Pesaro)

A collaborative track developed from an initial sketch by South London rave instigator

Born in a backstage area in Sweden in the summer of 2017

more emotional and less perverse in it's uniqueness

It includes their cover version of set opener Low Rider by War