CELLPHONE – S/T cassette
CELLPHONE is Michael Wirth Broth, Eric J Farber (Easy Boy, Truman Peyote), JM Leon (Easy Boy) & Alex Janssen (Guy Dallas, VOWLS). They are a synth-punk group that exist somewhere between the tri-axis of Miami, Boston & Toronto. Imagine a pubescent Black Flag with a 707, Juno 60 and Futurisk fetish and you might be close to the sound storm on this cassette. Recorded, mixed and mastered in Polyphasic Studios. ESSENTIAL!
PO-010 (Limited Edition of 100)
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One Last Shot
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Storm Chaser
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Flavadula
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