MICHAEL PSYCHO - THINK
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: S-S
Release date: 16/09/2014
Barcode: 0655035067612
Catalog no.: SSLP0000076
Item ID: 405772
Vinyl reissue of an obscure outsider punk classic from 1990. The sound is a stripped-down, high-energy, nasty-attitude cross of garage punk, HC and DIY, with a vocal sneer that resembles No Alternative's Johnny Genocide. Nice'n'mean!
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