Volcano Suns (1991)

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Volcano Suns (1991)
White Elephant by Volcano Suns
9/16/18.
I love it when a band gives me their influences. I don’t have to feel like I’m labeling them.
Subtle Turnhips (Big Tomato Records...Bordeaux, France), describe their influences as The Fall, Swell Maps, and Television Personalities. I would add Mission of Burma and Volcano Suns.
This label appears to be new, and some of their stable has similar sounds as Subtle Turnhips...however, you should check out the label on your own.
“At least in my mind, the ones that I just named build their own little world and you have to begin to understand it to like each of them."
- PETER PRESCOTT (Volcano Suns/Kustomized/Mission Of Burma/MINIBEAST)
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Pic of Creem’s Lester Bangs and Jaan Uhelszki from 1972
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“Listening to Farced is like getting a third peanut in a shell built for two. It tastes the same, but oh that extra nut.”
VOLCANO SUNS review by GEORGE HAKKILA
DAMP #4 1989 (no page #) KEVIN KRAYNICK, Editor
The cover of Damp #4 with Harvey Pekar? Right here.