Saturday, 27 July 2013
CHARLIE HARPER and CAPTAIN SENSIBLE - Too Much Reality EP (*A Review*)
Punk Rock turns a complete circle with
this mind fuck of an EP. Influenced by the pre-punk late 60's early
70's underground sounds of their youth Charlie Harper and fellow punk
stalwart Captain Sensible have teamed up and produced a gem which
sparkles and shines brighter than the turds in the Rock'n'Roll
cesspit.
Opening track Too Much Reality sounds
like a stormy and angry Hawkwind looking over a waste land full of
everything but offering nothing. Space Virgins floats above the destruction, looking down like a political Pink Floyd, before Human Traffic starts to throb and
speed away across the border like 21st Century Deviants on a Triumph motorbike. The closing track
Kamara, well imagine if Syd Barrett had produced The Damneds Music
for Pleasure instead of Nick Mason.
This EP is a mind blowing Punkadelic
spaced out spiked up trip. A seventeen minute assault on the senses
that really does take you to a place deep in space. Available on CD
and as a limited edition 7” vinyl (only 250 numbered copies )
from Time and Matter Recordings. Ignore at your peril!
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3 comments:
Hi Nuzz very long time since I posted here. Thanks for the heads up on the Charlie and Captain single. I just bought both the 7'' and CD.
Hope life is treating you well.
All the best,
Marky Dread.
Thanks for the heads up Nuzz, just got my cd.Unrelated but did you get the free downloads from the International Swingers website?
P.5. GET THAT LI5P 5ORTED...IT5 CATCHING!
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