Suspect Parts s/t LPSuspect Parts s t LP "Sometimes a combination of words in a bio just means you know a band is right for you. In terms of Suspect Parts that means reference to 60s pop, late 70s California beach punk and powerpop. Were not sure about suspect parts but putting all those ingredients together sounds like a recipe for a great album. The album opens with a great slacker power pop song in the shape of Alright With Me. Along with songs like Live Over There

top flight Industrial/Experimental band music

Metal began to favor faster rhythms and diatonic harmonies

the album takes the listener through a complex series of dissociated communications

"The Guy We Can Kick" is a lurching

These ten tracks are straightforward

Recorded in one day

Armada is to work from where one is and to focus that inspiration internally

A sliver of melody occasionally arises as the only light that shines into this dark place

it was the sound of punks turning their backs on the outright aggression of hardcore

“Constructing Towers” is an inspired

This may not come as much of a surprise when you realize that the group's bassist has also engineered a pair of Pelican EPs (2003's Pelican and Australasia)

But years later