Description
A blistering garage punk 3-piece from Sheffield, formed in 2016. The band features Missy Tassles on trash guitar and vocals, Paul Dorrington on hi-tension bass and vocals with Mitch Genner beating primitive rhythms.
They spent 2017 quickly building up an impressive following whilst gigging from Sheffield down to Brighton. The band's stage performances are an electrifying mix of rock solid musicianship and joyously shambolic punk attitude. A machine gun delivery of 2-minute garage punk songs are fired out in quick succession leaving audiences shell-shocked and aching for more. The Sleazoids mix unique versions of classic garage rock songs amongst their own original numbers, combining the raw energy of '60s psych bands like The Count Five, The Monks and The Seeds, with the experimental psychotic sounds of Suicide, Sonic Youth and The Fall. The band's debut album 'Insane Escapades' was reviewed by Shindig Magazine as "a whole heap o' terror-ific rockin' sounds from the '50s, '60s and '70s... provocatively cool... are performed with all-out, often giddy abandon... all demonstrating some properly fine punk potential, as well as showing off a wicked sense of fun." The Sleazoids return with these recordings, this time laying down 'VHS Death!' onto a continuous groove, backed with 'The Black Lodge.' If we're lucky, they'll follow this up with a new album too...
Limited to 300 hand-numbered copies.
They spent 2017 quickly building up an impressive following whilst gigging from Sheffield down to Brighton. The band's stage performances are an electrifying mix of rock solid musicianship and joyously shambolic punk attitude. A machine gun delivery of 2-minute garage punk songs are fired out in quick succession leaving audiences shell-shocked and aching for more. The Sleazoids mix unique versions of classic garage rock songs amongst their own original numbers, combining the raw energy of '60s psych bands like The Count Five, The Monks and The Seeds, with the experimental psychotic sounds of Suicide, Sonic Youth and The Fall. The band's debut album 'Insane Escapades' was reviewed by Shindig Magazine as "a whole heap o' terror-ific rockin' sounds from the '50s, '60s and '70s... provocatively cool... are performed with all-out, often giddy abandon... all demonstrating some properly fine punk potential, as well as showing off a wicked sense of fun." The Sleazoids return with these recordings, this time laying down 'VHS Death!' onto a continuous groove, backed with 'The Black Lodge.' If we're lucky, they'll follow this up with a new album too...
Limited to 300 hand-numbered copies.
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