OPTIC SINK - Lucky Number LP cumbia of capturing the essence of

of capturing the essence of a song’s live performance

Kicking off with the Who-inspired quasi-psychedelic powerpop of “Survival” - the song featured on the Fresh Out intro - all four songs on this record are loaded with the whip-smart pop hooks one would have expected had Bruce produced a follow up EP in 1983

But with this

Recorded directly to tape in a musty basement smelling of beer and tobacco

OPTIC SINK - Lucky Number LP cumbia of capturing the essence ofHighly recommended. We suggested their previous LP, Glass Blocks (in stock now) was for fans of synth punk minimalist synth acts like Oppenheimer Analysis, The Petticoats, and Robert Rental and Thomas Leer. Thoroughly enjoyable! Few bands can match the hard beauty of Depeche Mode, New Order, and A Certain RatioOptic Sink manages to do more than that, adding their own sad, cutting wisdom. " motorik punk with sass and class, the drums locked in place,