_lp, by Spider Kitten

_lp

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Paul Schwarz What a cracking songtitle. Spider Kitten really are an easy band to "get wrong". Not just because, as Kitten Youth revealed, what became known as the entity "Spider Kitten" had a minimum of one extra personality lurking within. Noisy, unstructured/unfettered sounds and a riff here are there, _lp is unlikely to see a deluxe 2LP reissue... Favorite track: Slowly She Strapped Me Down (Christmas is a Time for Family).

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1.	dr.bof 09:00	buy track
2.	Slowly She Strapped Me Down (Christmas is a Time for Family) 09:52	buy track
3.	Traversing Hills 14:19	buy track
4.	dance_floor_classic (my own device pt 01) 05:07	buy track
5.	quarryboss 07:07	buy track
6.	3 Shorter Than Most 11:54	buy track
7.	My Own Device (pt. 2) 06:18	buy track

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Underscore LP. The first physical Spider Kitten release. Sometimes labeled as _ep. Originaly released on CDR in grey card wallet. There are one or two promo copies around which have a red wallet. There was also a U.S. edition of this album which had a slightly different tracklist. This was given out at a Sunn/Thrones/Boris show at the Camden Underworld in London. Joe Preston was given a copy although we don't know whether or not he listened to it.