Davey Dreamnation

DNRC023 | EP | 2003 | DELETED
Back in 2003, “The” Weather were still called Weather, Vanity Fair didn’t have a UK tacked onto the end of them and The Lord still sucked the big one. Weather are further proof (in any was needed) of the truth of the old theory, that is: the EP [...]

DNRC022 | PICTURE DISC | 2003 | DELETED
One of DNRC’s worst-kept secrets (not to mention its worst made-up face) is the running gag known as Clint Bo Dean. Bo Dean, whose hilarious website could do with an update or three thousand, is a real muso’s muso, refusing to release recorded tracks in any format [...]

DNRC021 | 7″ | 2003 | DELETED
Not to be confused with the US band of the same name, or indeed with the lead singer of Christianity, The Lord were essentially a novelty act, with two basic signature styles: the up-front, in your face, anatomically explicit style, as witnessed here on “S Prayer”, a [...]

DNRC020 | 7″ | 2003 | DELETED
The name says it all, really, and perhaps that’s just what Felix and his Fuzz Chargers intended all along. Consisting of three minutes of near-silence, this epic statement of anti-corporate experimentalism, though sadly deleted, can easily be reproduced by putting some ice in a blender and then moving [...]

DNRC019 | EP | 2003 | DELETED
Post-hard outfit Girt By Sea generated huge amounts of press and industry goodwill with their first single, “Jeopardy” but sadly initial expectations would not be fulfilled, as shown by this turgid E.P. recorded in the summer of 2002/03. The drums on opening track “Catch” in particular sound as [...]