STROPPIES - Whoosh LP r&b their fourth full-length and their

their fourth full-length and their first widespread release since 1992

this Ohio/Texas collision is straight up diabolical

though the lyrics have been changed to suit the gender of the new singer

This album's sound is fucking ripping and exudes distorted amp tones that cannot be matched by digital simulations

A lot of bands today hide their lack of chops behind a wall or reverb and distortion

STROPPIES - Whoosh LP r&b their fourth full-length and theirIncludes d l code. Whoosh may indeed be a silly word but it almost onomatopoeically captures the sound and essence of The Stroppies first proper debut album, one that breezes along with boundless energy, a refrained pop strut, infectious grooves and the sort of jangling guitar melodies that sound like a prime era Flying Nun band. Between them, the Melbourne based band currently comprising of Gus Lord, Rory Heane, Claudia Serfaty and Adam Hewitt have