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NEW LP
FOAD Records
First chapter in FOADs annihilating mission to re-issue all the early 7MON material enriched with an incredible amount of rare and unreleased recordings. This LP includes the bands first 2 EPs Our culture is boring and Thrashbora the complete sessions with a lot of never heard before outtakes, freshly ripped from Micks master tapes. Straight from the LP liner-notes: The story behind this LP begun when Matthias Weigand delivered us a huge box of 7MON reels to transfer in the studio, to check exactly what was included in each one of them. We found out that most of them were the masters of the early Eps released by TNT &Records and then Ecocentric Records. When we started to discuss about a possible series of 7MON releases on LP to re-build the bands discography from the early times, Mick came out with the fact that he had recently unearthed the complete sessions of each EP, that were much longer than how they were originally released on 7. So we opted to start with a LP including these extended Our culture is boring and Thrashbora sessions ripped from Micks tapes. Anyway, since the sound on the reels from which the Eps were produced is somehow more in the face and sharper on the high frequencies we decided to add a bonus CD showing you both versions: the complete (longer) session ripped from Micks cassettes and the EP edit transferred from the reels.
Started in 1985 in Australia by Scut and Mick Hollows and mutated through different incarnations revolving around Micks figure, 7MON still smashes eardrums nowadays. Their first EP Our culture is boring was released in 1988 and immediately tore down all the walls of music conception. 351 songs, melted into a blurr-fest of drums, bass and shouts. An endless stream of blasts, grunts, feedbacks and to the point political lyrics, pushing forward the boundaries of the then newborn loud cousin of Grindcore, Noisecore. In 1989 Mick and Scut delivered their second effort (recorded in fall 1988), this time on flexi disc. Thrashbora follows the steps of its predecessor, sounding even noisier and fiercer. These two legendary EPs shaped a whole genre and countless bands spawned from the musical extremism concepted by two Australian guys in the 80s. If theres a heaven of Noise, Seven Minutes Of Nausea is surely deserving a place at the top of it. LP with a special PVC sticker on the front cover, bonus CD and 20 page lyrics booklet!
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