Primary Colours - Eddy Current Suppression Ring

Primary Colours

Eddy Current Suppression Ring

  • Genre: Alternative
  • Release Date: 2008-09-09
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 10

  • ℗ 2008 Goner

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
Memory Lane Eddy Current Suppression Ring 3:35 USD 0.99
2
Sunday's Coming Eddy Current Suppression Ring 2:49 USD 0.99
3
Wrapped Up Eddy Current Suppression Ring 3:17 USD 0.99
4
Colour Television Eddy Current Suppression Ring 4:53 USD 0.99
5
That's Inside of Me Eddy Current Suppression Ring 4:22 USD 0.99
6
I Admit My Faults Eddy Current Suppression Ring 5:25 USD 0.99
7
Which Way to Go Eddy Current Suppression Ring 3:16 USD 0.99
8
You Let Me Be Honest With You Eddy Current Suppression Ring 2:43 USD 0.99
9
We'll Be Turned On Eddy Current Suppression Ring 2:51 USD 0.99
10
I Don't Wanna Play No More Eddy Current Suppression Ring 4:35 USD 0.99

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Reviews

  • simple satisfaction

    4
    By Dirty Frank
    If you like any Billy Childish (Thee Headcoats or ____ fill in the blank ) there is a good chance that you will dig these guys. NOthing over the top just sweaty greasy garage bombast. Fuzz and feedback are used as good as ever.
  • Awsome

    5
    By nova6rocks
    Great stuff from down under! Right up there with Mad Max and AC/DC. Hope they tour the US, I would love to see them live.
  • Can I say "jammy" and still keep your interest?

    5
    By Picturesofloudnoises
    Almost every reason people have to continue to love rock music, despite attempts to complicate or simplify it, lives on in a band like Eddie Current Suppression Ring. Drums, Bass, Guitar, Vocals...the occasional keys...all very live. They play tribute to the blues without pandering. Yes, it's hard to believe, there are good bands, like these guys and The Deadly Snakes and others, that can still pull off the otherwise pillaged "garage" canon etc. with their own style in 2009. They even "go for it" in a naive way on big choruses and don't fall flat. Imagine a modern day MC5, but substituting the drugs with self awareness. Just good, honest, incredibly fun/serious music.