TEE VEE REPAIRMAN - What's On TV DC Hardcore / Punk for over forty-five minutes of

for over forty-five minutes of colossal and earth-shaking audial torture—Hell's new album is already a classic

When Sydney's Oily Boys dropped their long awaited debut LP on Cool Death over the summer we were caught unawares

Opening with the slightly incongruous instrumental

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But it’s nonetheless cool to revisit this stuff — “Playpen” and “Moral Threat” are two of the band’s best early tracks

TEE VEE REPAIRMAN - What's On TV DC Hardcore / Punk for over forty-five minutes ofQuickly gaining ground on Jake Robertson as Australia's most prolific artist, Ishka Edmeades (Satanic Togas, Set Top Box, RRC, Gee Tee, Remote Control, Mainframe) is back with the debut LP as TEE VEE REPAIRMANN. Sharp edged, hook heavy punk with a generous helping of glammy power pop. This is a sure fire hit parade and based upon the amount of interests we've been getting not to last long in this world. Co released by our friends Computer Human