Turkish Delight – Howcha Magowcha (I Heart Noise)

Label Description: There isn’t one song on here that stands out as a single: Howcha Magowcha is very much an album, and a discordant, noisy one at that. There’s no time to settle into any of the songs: mellow moments are torn in half with propulsive drumming and low-slung bass, while the guitars fire off in all directions. It’s music that keeps you on edge, engaged, exhilarated. And however big the 90s revival gets, they’ll never make ‘em quite like this again. Aural Aggravation (auralaggravation.com/tag/turkish-delight/)

Video review from Celebutant / Mario Epstein > bit.ly/2uL5FQz

Reunion footage > bit.ly/2NH12hw

Review from skug (in German) > skug.at/grundrauschen-7/

Tinned Meats – Kilter (I Heart Noise)

Label Description:

The 2nd Album from Tinned Meats

“Tinned Meats serve up smart lyrics, great riffs and exciting textures.
It’s really good gear, and you should get acquainted.” Graham Duff (Writer of IDEAL / Owner of Heavens Lathe)

“A potent sound mined from the space where the dark prog of King Crimson meets the dirty blues of Beefheart.” – Greg Healey (Author of Sharp! Flicknife Records)

Written, performed and recorded by Jack Howorth, Lennon Wild and Jon Willmer
w/ Tom Kerr (bass 2, 4, 7, 8, 10. 11, 12)
w/ Elliot Robinson (bass 5, 9)