Scaners - Scaners vinyl record cover

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Label: DIRTY WATER RECORDS

Scaners

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Frances The Scaners are ready to take off with their debut LP which takes the listener through a darker, slower wave that Louder Than War Magazine describes as a swirlingly mesmeric menace of guttural growls backing a looming snarl over a dark driving rhythm. The Scaners time is now! They're ready to launch their sonic full-scale abduction of planet Earth. With extraterrestrial titles like Checkpoint Planet, No Place In Space, We Want To Talk To Your Leader and Flying Fuck, this album is certainly not from the traditional, third-dimensional garage-punk reality. Yes, it has the mainframe DNA of The Ramones and The Dickies, but draws heavily on classic fourth-dimensional synth spirits like Devo and Suicide, coupled with modern acolytes like The Spits and Useless Eaters. The group, in their short tenure have shared the stage with the likes of The New Bomb Turks, UK Subs, Frustration, Ausmuteants, Zeke, JC Satan, Los Pepes, Les Lullies, and Royal Headache.a1 Abduction a2 Spacecraft a3 I Don't Want To Go a4 Checkpoint Planet a5 The Dries a6 Enjoy Your Flight b1 Place In Space b2 We Want To Talk To Your Leader b3 Video Tape b4 Flying Fuck b5 Modern Fissure b6 Levitation Train 2077

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