1. |
Fist of Dad
02:26
|
|||
2. |
No Nose Cohen
03:21
|
|||
3. |
Spit in the Ink
03:23
|
|||
4. |
My New Bride
03:21
|
|||
5. |
The Rebel Set
03:17
|
|||
6. |
Erminio’s Letters
02:51
|
|||
7. |
Las Vegas Amateur Models
02:11
|
|||
8. |
||||
9. |
||||
10. |
||||
11. |
Splitsville
06:32
|
|||
12. |
||||
13. |
V.Majestic Providence, Rhode Island
Beautiful, sensuous, alluring, splitting migraine music - Rocktober #29
Twisted,
melodic progadelia from Rhode Islanders who have probably OD’d on H.P. Lovecraft novels - Alternative Press
Together they produce an effective fusion of deformed rock and street corner jazz - Wire
The "V" must stand for "Very likely the best fucking band in the world" - Rocktober #31
active 1992 - 2002
... more
If you like V.Majestic, you may also like:
Slights Still Unspoken (Selected Recordings 1978-1979)
by Voigt/465
A compilation of rollicking cuts from this Australian post-punk band that plays like a hybrid of the Velvets and the Stooges.
go to album
The Map and the Territory
by EXEK
Aussie six-piece showcases a buoyant co-mingling of jazz-funk grooves, snappy post-punk riffs, and krautrock motoriks.
go to album
Curious and playful art-pop that strikes a balance between tenderness and darkness as Naja Naja reflect on memory and futurity.
go to album
Good Thing They Ripped Up The Carpet
by EXEK
Weird and wonky deconstructed post-punk from EXEK is full of changing moods, textures, and all sorts of unexpected sonic surprises.
go to album
Some Beautiful Species Left
by EXEK
Post-punk in the most expansive sense from the Melbourne group, incorporating dub, Krautrock, hip-hop percussion and beyond.
go to album
'A Compulsion For Propulsion' Studio Album, 2018
by Three Dimensional Tanx
Bouncy, synth-driven garage rock from the U.K.that effortlessly grounds its melodic effervescence with earthy, punky delivery.
go to album
Sharp interplay, kaleidoscopic influences, and verdant textures push the Chicago band's instrumental boogie to transcendent new heights.
go to album
