BASS DRUM OF DEATH - GB CITY
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: FAT POSSUM
Release date: 27/04/2011
Barcode: 0767981124513
Catalog no.: FPLP0001245
Item ID: 357003
Vinyl edition of this debut full-length from a duo who often are regarded as garage rock, but who speak of "basement rock" themselves. Rough edged pop songs, with influences from punk and even doo-wop, performed with guitar, voice and drum kit. The lyrics are all about drugs, having sex, and other regular teenage activities.
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