Iron Chic "The Constant One" LP /300 Joyce Manor Latterman Capital RVIVR
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Iron Chic "The Constant One" LP Bridge Nine (US)
Vinyl is NM/MT, Jacket is NM
Pressed on White with Blue/Pink/Orange Splatter Colored Vinyl
Limited to /2000 copies on this color
Track Listing:
A1 The End (Intro)?A2 Bogus Journey
A3 (Castle) Numbskull
A4 Wolf Dix Rd.
A5 Prototypes
A6 Spooky Action At A Distance
B1 Sounds Like A Pretty Brutal Murder
B2 A Serious House On Serious Earth
B3 True Miserable Experience
B4 Don't Drive Angry
B5 What Ever Happened To The Man Of Tomorrow?
The first of two 7"s Iron Chic released in Europe (and now available in North America) in conjunction with their 2011 European tour (the other being available from the band on tour), is from the All in Vinyl Series (#7) and features London, England's own Pacer. Each band has contributed two songs to the effort.
Iron Chic’s two songs “Those Heads Are Our Heads” and “Climate is What We Expect, Weather Is What We Get” are exactly what fans of the group’s previous work would come to expect from them. However, I’m not sure if that is a compliment or a criticism. I’m not always a fan of change, but at the same time, hearing something new here and there isn't always a bad thing either. Iron Chic’s last album Not Like This was just released in 2010, so to want something that is a whole lot different might be an unrealistic expectation, but I think hearing the same type of lyrical references kind of turned me off slightly. On both mentioned albums, the opening songs contain references to selling one’s soul, and while they may only be loosely connected, it still kind of struck me as being redundant. Criticism aside, fans of Iron Chic (and I do consider myself one) will enjoy the two songs the band has offered for this 7”.
On the other hand, Pacer’s two songs, “Throwback” and “Bricklayer” were both new and unfamiliar to me. Other than knowing that the group is from London, I knew nothing else of them. I was nicely surprised by their two songs: Gruff vocals, fast paced-drums and classic punk guitar riffs make Pacer’s contributions the highlights of this collection for me.
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