Bike New Zealand
Andrew Brough’s abrupt departure from Straitjacket Fits in late 1991 paid dividends for fans of his soaring, sixties-kissed pop ballads – a vital element of his previous group’s sound – when he re-emerged onto the national stage in the mid-1990s as BIKE. ... more
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I've been enjoying the Bats since Daddy's Highway. They keep doing what they do and I keep enjoying what they do. What else can I say? Bat's entertainment?
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One of the greatest albums in rock history. It plays like a greatest hits compilation because the songs were so good. Carter and Brough were truly the Lennon/McCartney of the late 80s/early 90s. The lyrics, songs, singing, playing…everything is perfect. Every song is great. I’ve bought this album multiple times because I feel it deserves it. I’ve heard probably tens of thousands of albums in my lifetime and this is in my top ten. Masterpiece.
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Crisp drumming cuts through the tangle of interwoven instrumentation on this cerebral yet groovy post-punk record.
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The Australian post-punk outfit's second album courses with unkempt kinetic energy, full of spring-tight basslines and hypnotic riffs.
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