Trash Kit
Trash Kit

With tender ages between them and only one previous fuzz-filled release recorded in various London bedsits, we’re suddenly looking down the barrel of ...

Upon seeing Times New Viking live for there first time there was a certain apprehension owing to the fact that the melodies are so hard to hear throug...

Some people will always criticise an album produced and recorded using lo-fi means. It can be argued that choices such as use of a cheap sounding micr...

Over the past couple of years, we've heard a lot of new indie rock bands playing charming, low-tech music like the last 10 years-- or 20, or 30 years-...

While never being one to endorse a seachange towards lad-infested pub rock, there seems to be an avalanche of all-girl DIY (post) punk orientated band...

If you like a bunch of gals shouting melody over simple guitar lines and tribal, ethnic drumbeats then Trash Kit are your band. If you don’t, well the...

Expressing in just 27 terrific minutes why the have-a-go experimentalism of post-punk was always so much more vital than the three-chord chug of punk,...

Twenty-seven minutes (but seventeen tracks) in duration, Trash Kit's self-titled debut throws itself at the listener in a flurry of single-note guitar...

Trash Kit are the kind of band that it is almost preferable not to know too much about beforehand. Coming to them fresh and uninformed, much fun can ...

Tausende wenig einfallsreicher Bands reproduzieren lediglich, basteln aufgrund mangelnden Talents an bereits zur Genüge Gehörtem oder klauen sich glei...