BRAT FARRAR - s/t II LP noise what we’ve come to expect

what we’ve come to expect from Abe White & another solid release in a discography that is almost comparable to Jay Reatard's output

Slightly lighter in tone its still a Nick Cave record but one you can listen to on sunny afternoons as well as on rainy nights

garage punk that they do so well

clears the room at the end of the night

BRAT FARRAR - s/t II LP noise what we’ve come to expect125 copies only, with 3D artwork and 3D glasses. Highly recommended. From the ashes of a zillion bands Melbourne garage punk mainstay Sam Agostino hides behind the moniker BRAT FARRAR. Breaking out of a Brunswick bedroom with an uncompromising DIY approach BRAT FARRAR has smashed out a long player and fistfuls of singles since starting in 2011. 2014 sees the release of a second long player, thoughtfully untitled. BRAT FARRAR II moves into uncharted