Aints, The - Autocannibalism

Prince Melon / Remote Control - PMR1992ALP

"In a way, The Aints were a reverse/parallel project to Today Wonder. A very similar way of looking at the material, though using different tools garnered a very different sonic outcome. First time ever on vinyl pop pickers... direct from the original tapes" Ed Kuepper The Aints is a band name used on occasions by Ed Kuepper during his prolific early 1990s period. The group's name relates to Kuepper's first recording group, The Saints, Autocannibalism dates from 1992, both on Hot Records. Australian music historian Ian McFarlane said of the band during this period, "With blistering, guitar-heavy tracks, these albums were the antithesis of Kuepper's solo work." Autocannibalism has never been available on vinyl before. The CD edition comes with a bonus disk capturing the band live in Melbourne in 1990. The album (in its extended form with bonus cuts) will also be available on the streaming services for the first time.

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