pel mel Sydney, Australia
pel mel began in 1979 in Newcastle, Australia, playing to a turnout of dole bludgers, students and the under-age. In 1980 they escaped to Sydney and released their first single, ‘No Word from China’. Two albums and several singles of alt pop followed, and pel mel toured with artists such as the Birthday Party, the Go-Betweens, New Order, the Fall, Elvis Costello and more. ... more
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Merci beaucoup pour votre album. tombé dessus par hasard. j'ai aimé le nom et j'ai écouté, frais et très agréable. un grand merci de France. actuellement à l'hôpital, cela me fait bcp de bien de vous écouter.
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Not to be confused with the USA's Pell Mell, this Australian indiepop band reminds me of Young Marble Giants on this, their later recordings. Heard on WFMU's Question the Answer show.
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Truckload Of Sky - the lost songs of David McComb Vol1
by The Friends Of David McComb
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David McComb is probably the most underated Australian songwriter. It is fantstic to hear some of his lost songs. The Triffids were part of the sound track of my youth and its so good to and some nes songs to it.
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The mysterious French duo recorded this LP of stylish yet stormy coldwave at home in Brittany.
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This Calgary group makes goth-y post-punk attired in the brightly colorful arrangements of bleep-boop synthesized psychedelia.
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Little Piece of Hair
by Century Egg
More bright, upbeat rippers from Canadian rockers Century Egg, splitting the difference between garage rock scuzz and noise pop sugar.
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This is important electronic music which inspired so many others who arrived afterwards.
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