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FLYING CALVITTOS - Goodbye You Spaghetti Punks

An obscure Record by an obscure band. A true Australian DIY Classic that isnt much known outside of OZ. Were really proud to get this EP re-released for the first time. - Insolito.\r\n
\r\n"Flying Calvittos - Goodbye You Spaghetti Punks (Groove Records, Australia 1980)\r\nA strange noise-rock monstrosity from the nation behind, come to think of it, some of the finest records in the genre (SPKs "No More," Slugfuckers "Deaf Disco", any early Tactics). This record however is hopelessly obscure, and doesnt have much of a reputation outside of the want lists of Oz-punk completists. That is wrong, wrong! The EP ranges from sick, amazing Electric Eels/X Blank X noise/art/punk howl to Residents-y blubber to the oddly anthemic klutzy and scrappy atmosphere of the title track. It is odd that this band sank without much of a trace, especially as it seems like they hailed from Sydney." - Johan Kugelberg.\r\n\r\n\r\n
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