BLACK FLAG - Loose Nut LP Country with a kick-in-the-teeth edge –

with a kick-in-the-teeth edge – in a strangely pleasant way

The first single

This description makes plenty of sense when you get a load of their eponymous debut LP

with Daniel Nellis and Bobby Syme joining on bass and drums went to record at Tin Room in Hackney

the discovery of the guitar late in her teens allowed for an escape from formalism and unlocked the hidden realms of her creativity

BLACK FLAG - Loose Nut LP Country with a kick-in-the-teeth edge –Another fruit of the March 1985 sessions which rounded out In My Head and also yielded The Process of Weeding Out, Loose Nut finds Flag in a somewhat more accessible mode than the avant hardcore of the former or the jazz experimentation of the latter. Essentially a concept album about being horny and frustrated (the guitar tone at points seems to point in the direction of the noisy experiments of Big Black's Songs About F#*king), it's a much more