THEEE RETAIL SIMPS - Rubble 7" mag but I had to finish

but I had to finish it on my own and make it into music because I didn't feel like talking

It has a raw edge though

‘Transformer’) but there’s no contemporaries with The Gospel Truth’s ability to fuse such unvarnished explorations of mind

While their music in 1970 was no doubt indebted to many influential western bands

THEEE RETAIL SIMPS - Rubble 7" mag but I had to finishFor its exclusively the bad decision boogie that blares out of their human jukebox, with cut A1 Rubble chain whipping garage into hardcore and back again. Hell hath no fury like Theee Simps on uppers and this is the angriest imaginable cut in their arsenal. Cant even call it unhinged, as that would imply a tether to safety and normalcy. No such tether exists! Oh, and happy 80th Mick! In the knights honor, Theee Simps jack off the famed strut anthem,