Sixth solo single from Sussex-based garage
outsider.
Those of you who are unfamiliar with the recorded
output of Paul Messis should listen up. For my money he makes some of
the most authentic garage psych out there at the moment. And not only
that his songs actually say something. That's right kids, music that
actually speaks to you!
On his latest solo single he takes a stand against
the hypocrisy of the modern world. For all its vocal dissatisfaction
with the mores of today, the backing sounds just like an unearthed
folk-rock nugget from the mid '60s. Two minutes of garage-psych
spleen venting that brings to mind Arthur Lee's Love or early Byrds.
The flipside is an altogether more reflective
affair with a tears-of-a-clown theme. Its C86 vibe provides a sweet
counterpoint to the A-side's fuzzy snarl and bite.
Out now and limited to 300 copies on trad black
vinyl housed in 'Market Square' company sleeve, all copies come with
a hand-numbered Poster.
First 100 buyers of the 45, will get the record in a DIY photocopied fold-over sleeve made by Paul Messis.
First 100 buyers of the 45, will get the record in a DIY photocopied fold-over sleeve made by Paul Messis.
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