Nowhere Fast: Brisbane’s Punk and Post-punk Scene 1978-1982 Book xx1994 The booklet restores all original

The booklet restores all original artwork and includes an essay by Sid Smith

Played on echoey pipe organ backed by saw-like rhythmic cello lines and melodic woodwind recorder

performed and recorded by Dean Brown on borrowed and home made instruments during a year spent living in a cold colonial-era house across the street from Len Lye's childhood home in Aro Valley

DESEKRYPTOR reveal the full fathom of that poise & power with their debut album

For fans of fried prog burn out

Nowhere Fast: Brisbane’s Punk and Post-punk Scene 1978-1982 Book xx1994 The booklet restores all originalNowhere Fast: Brisbanes Punk and Post punk Scene 1978 1982 featuring the photographs of Paul OBrien, is a dark, dazzling, wild night time ride into the Brisbane underground of the late 70s. OBrien captured more than 800 images of Brisbanes DIY subculture, a scene underpinned by politics, frustration, opposition. And music. In 1976 The Saints kicked the door open and then split, leaving a restless energy in their wake. The music that emerged from the