The eponymous EP by the Albuquerque-to-Bay-Area trio Henry’s Dress (issued as a 10-inch with six songs and a CD of eight) is simple, gentle garage pop carpeted wall-to-wall with an excess of surly feedback. The easy tempo and the heavy guitar wash place the songs midway between Psychocandy, Loveless and some of the early Creation…
In 1996, British bands were aping the Kinks and the Beatles en masse, playing catchy but unoriginal music that appealed to kids too young for the first go-round and Rich Little fans alike. Meanwhile, Scottish youth culture looked through its American record collections and, by never staying with their influences for more than a few…
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