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B-side track "Jim" could easily have been recorded in Manchester circa 1979
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This is the kind of rare phenomenon that is outwardly difficult to describe
borrowing familiar themes and textures from mid-century sci-fi and superimposing them onto thoroughly modern surf rock
* ALIEN NOSEJOB- Turns The Colour of Bad Shit LP Chris Knox B-side track "Jim" could easilyOnly 10 measly months has passed sinceAlien Nosejob released their Garage Rock record The Derivative Sounds ofOr A Dog Always Returns to its Vomit (Goner Anti Fade). Since its release, theres been two international tours, two interstate tours and a bunch of chillaxing on the beach. ANJ is now back in the office and the next record is fast approaching. Turns the Colour of Bad Shit will be Jake Robertsons seventh solo record under the extremely vast and
