Name: Rare Auld Trip/Psychological Garden
Brand: Knowso

Tax rate EU

Default:19

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375 Media

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Limited edition

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Extended format

Extended format: No

Rough Trade Exclusive

Rough Trade Exclusive: No

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

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Download code: No

Bonus disc

Bonus disc: No

Release date

2021-07-23

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Catalogue number

147524

UPC / Barcode

5056321656988

Artist

Knowso

Label EU

Drunken Sailor

Genre EU

Alternative / Modern

Drunken Sailor is a vinyl label based in Stoke, UK. With a passion for music and a commitment to preserving the art of vinyl, Drunken Sailor has become a prominent figure in the music industry. The label prides itself on its diverse roster of talented artists and performers who consistently deliver high-quality music across various genres.

Founded by a group of dedicated individuals with extensive experience in the music industry, Drunken Sailor has quickly gained recognition for its exceptional releases. From punk rock to indie pop, *Drunken Sailor* offers an eclectic mix of sounds that cater to all musical tastes.

As an e-commerce website specializing in vinyl records, *Drunken Sailor* provides customers with an unparalleled shopping experience. With a user-friendly interface and detailed product descriptions, finding your favorite albums has never been easier. Whether you're searching for classic hits or discovering new underground talent, *Drunken Sailor* ensures that every purchase is met with satisfaction.

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Sounding, as ever, like Big Black firing pellets of snot at their Cleveland forebears Devo, ‘Rare Auld Trip/Psychological Garden’ finds Knowso picking up where they left off with Specialtronics Green Vision. This being the best part of a year on from that excellent debut, though, they sound wiser, snarkier and more pissed off than ever before - good news all round, then. Opener Boredom In The Valley reintroduces their signature tricks but feels more focused; a sub-two minute blast of staggered beats powered by the gnarliest-sounding bass this side of Bob Weston, and a disaffected vocal styling that you’d be tempted to call nihilist if you couldn’t sense the number of fucks given beneath the impassive facade. They pick up the pace with Staring At The Spiral, which almost sounds like the Buzzcocks unravelling at the seams while a Vogon watches on, before crashing into the smash’n’grab antics of The Plants - one of the record’s clear highlights and a frantic, dizzying trip. Along the way are enough bon mots and smartarse quips too make you wonder if they’re taking this as seriously as they should. Let’s not spoil the highlights in advance, but if you’re already on board with Knowso, you’ll know they’re simultaneously utterly hilarious and unquestionably, deadly serious.

Rare Auld Trip/Psychological Garden

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