the Mutants of the Holocaust: September 2011

"...so bad, they're actually bad!"

Can it be true? Are the Mutants of the Holocaust really that bad? Well judge for yourselves fellow music lovers. This page gives a brief snapshot of a short period in the bands lifespan. More will be written when I get round to it.
In the meantime, feel free to download these tracks recorded in the bass players bedroom sometime in '85 if memory serves correctly.

We ran through the songs once and then recorded them straight onto a cheap compact cassette recorder.

Train is not one of ours - not actually sure who wrote it, although everyone has covered it, but this is based on a cross between the Shockabilly and Motorhead versions. Mushroomhead, on the other hand is one of ours. This is really just a series of observations and comments about, and inspired by, a certain strain of fungus. End of the World is also one of ours. Originally it was at least three times as long as what you hear on this record but for some reason or another, the tape got cut and the rest has been lost to history. Shame really. Loose is, of course, the Stooges song, although again, our version is based on the one that the Birthday Party recorded. We finish off with a tune that changed every time we played it. Whoever was singing at the time invented some new words; only the opening line stayed the same.

What happened to side two, you ask?

Well quite honestly, that’s it! That’s all we have.

Friday, 23 September 2011

Noises from the Hideout Compilation

Well volume 6 of the GaragePunk Hideout series is finally out and I must say, music lovers, it has a fine selection of tunes on it. You can get hold of the full thing from here:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Noises-Hideout-Best-GaragePunk-Explicit/dp/B005NQ3FL2/

You can get our contribution for FREE of course from here:

http://www.mediafire.com/?rum4y6q3fzd4682

Enjoy!

Sunday, 11 September 2011

New Retailer

For anyone visiting this place for the first time, has still got a turntable and has nothing better to spend their hard earned cash on you might like purchase a copy of the vinyl album from our new friends at Norman Records. Check out some of their other stuff while you're there too.
http://www.normanrecords.com/new