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a monster that gives Blue Cheer a run for their leaden blues

Raw blastin’ mid 60’s punk

Party works much better than the rather uneven Soldier

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ROWLAND S. HOWARD - Pop Crimes LP boogie Bacchus kicks out a hostileIncludes d l code. Highly recommended. ROWLAND S. HOWARD started playing in teenage bands in late 70s Melbourne. Whilst still a callow youth he wrote Shivers, an undisputed classic. The song was recorded by his band THE BOYS NEXT DOOR who mutated into the BIRTHDAY PARTY and then relocated to Europe to wage a guerrilla campaign against the trivialities of the 80s, until they turned their fire upon themselves and disintegrated mid decade. Whilst his