Lost Sounds: Memphis Is Dead (Vinyl LP)
Big Neck Records
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The Lost Sounds first record repressed on 180 gram and smoky clear vinyl! Born out of the wreckage of the REATARDS and the rubble of the short-lived CLEARS, Memphis's LOST SOUNDS began in March 1999 in an orange 70's kitchen with an oversized space-aged 50's refrigerator. They were a 3-piece made up of Rich Crook on drums, Jay Reatard on synth, guitar and vocals, and Alicja Trout also on synth, guitar and vocals. With a stockpile of analog keyboard at hand (previously collected for use in the new-wavy Sid barret-esque CLEARS) the three created a sound from a ship-wreckage of influences. The forged something from Killed by Death/Bloodstains compilations, Norwegian black metal (like Emperor, Ashes, and Darkthrone), and the then self-combusting Memphis 90's garage rock sound (Oblivians, 68 Comeback). Rich, Jay and Alicja added an I don't care if it's what's cool, I'm gonna try it anyways attitude to make a pile of songs that were strange and curious for a group from Memphis, Tennessee. Ship of Monsters, It's My Dream, Satan Bought Me, Inside My Head, Memphis 99, Better Than Somethings, You Must Be a Witch, Disease, Don't Ask Why, I've Lost It, Don't Bother Me, When I Lose It, Soul for Sale
The Lost Sounds first record repressed on 180 gram and smoky clear vinyl! Born out of the wreckage of the REATARDS and the rubble of the short-lived CLEARS, Memphis's LOST SOUNDS began in March 1999 in an orange 70's kitchen with an oversized space-aged 50's refrigerator. They were a 3-piece made up of Rich Crook on drums, Jay Reatard on synth, guitar and vocals, and Alicja Trout also on synth, guitar and vocals. With a stockpile of analog keyboard at hand (previously collected for use in the new-wavy Sid barret-esque CLEARS) the three created a sound from a ship-wreckage of influences. The forged something from Killed by Death/Bloodstains compilations, Norwegian black metal (like Emperor, Ashes, and Darkthrone), and the then self-combusting Memphis 90's garage rock sound (Oblivians, 68 Comeback). Rich, Jay and Alicja added an I don't care if it's what's cool, I'm gonna try it anyways attitude to make a pile of songs that were strange and curious for a group from Memphis, Tennessee. Ship of Monsters, It's My Dream, Satan Bought Me, Inside My Head, Memphis 99, Better Than Somethings, You Must Be a Witch, Disease, Don't Ask Why, I've Lost It, Don't Bother Me, When I Lose It, Soul for Sale