Thee Oh Sees - The Master's Bedroom Is Worth Spending A Night InRepress! Thee Oh Sees signed with the German Tomlab label and released 'The Master's Bedroom Is Worth Spending a Night' In in 2008. The opener, 'Block Of Ice,' recalls early B 52s with its boy girl call and response, and 'Ghost In The Trees' rides a surf rock pulse before phoning in sweet, garbled vocals and barbed wire guitar. Dwyer's sloppiness is sophisticated aware and wary of post Billy Childish cliche, his band puts just enough of a spin (and

he‰۪s the tender-hearted romantic

while abrasive guitars and repetitive beats retain the raw primitivism of No Wave

We‰۪re using technology to become immortal

and the insanity of the last days of nineteen-eighties New York

' 'come as you are') its selling points

LP+ - Clear vinyl with spot gloss detail on jacket

Inversion‰۪

Harlem was to prove a fertile ground of nascent independent disco with numerous young producers

simultaneously a little shambolic and in possession of grand vision

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Featuring a stadium sized chorus of which Coldplay would be proud

Full-tilt with tunes