PHIL & THE TILES - PHIL & THE TILES
7" (7" Single/EP)
Label: ANTIFADE
Release date: 28/10/2022
Barcode: 2090505276336
Catalog no.: ANT0000084
Item ID: 527633
Phil and the Tiles is a stripped back glitter-group playing modified pop, stuck together like sticky tape and glue. Phil's upfront with colourful ramblings, while The Tiles lay the backing down firm. Sound references may include punk staples like Magazine and The Fall, alongside modern day classics such as early UV Race, Institute, even at times, Country Teasers.
Whirling, questioning ,trembling, searing and starry eyed, Phil & The Tiles draw their own line by perverse lamentations, friendships lost and found, catholic frustration and factory life repression.
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