The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster - Horse of the DogIn the early 2000s, The Eighties Matchbox B Line Disaster emerged with a black hearted blast of frenetic psychobilly, punk and goth that felt like a closing time punch up between The Birthday Party, The Cramps and The Make Up. Their lunatic intensity was best captured within their first two albums, 2002s Hrse of the Dg and 2004s The Royal Society, both of which remain adored as cult classics to this day by a fanbase still addicted by their visceral,

longtime leaders of the contemporary psychedelic movement

åÊ Recorded when Scott was just 21

A cinematic ocean of sound

Island Of Noise fits beautifully between genres sitting alongside (modern) classics like Mark Hollis’ Mark Hollis

2018 we played a very special show at London’s Royal Albert Hall

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” an alluring walk through the winding road of lonely choices

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some hybrid ghoul was beginning to form in bands like Jane’s Addiction and White Zombie

It is a unit that would bring out the best in any player

then the snare-beat breaks and drives us forward and up and up until we fly silent through the black-star night

The rest of the band (on top form throughout) focus the dynamics over eleven enthralling minutes