ACCELERATORS - Public Enemy No. 1 LP blues Cat Power) and Chris Abrahams

Cat Power) and Chris Abrahams (The Necks) - announce their self-titled debut via TFS Records

Even though fame and fortune never came to pass for T2

Features appearances by Meg Baird and Feral Ohms

Named after a Malawian supermarket that he used to shop in back in the late '80s

ACCELERATORS - Public Enemy No. 1 LP blues Cat Power) and Chris AbrahamsHighly recommended. Collection of this cult New Jersey outfit's 1984 EP, originally released on the legendary Mutha records, and a massive, previously unreleased 22 song 1983 demo session. Accelerators were a band out of time. Squarely influenced by the buzzsaw, bubblegum punk of the Ramones, Accelerators were cranking out one high energy, greasy cheeseburger American punk track after another smack dab in the middle of the US hardcore explosion. They