Limited edition "LA Sun" and "Pacific Blue" colour vinyl
even to the degree that Melbourne's obsession with footy is explored from a betrayed fan's perspective in the plaintive opening track 'St Kilda Regret'
depicting a pants-down devil puppet who is actually Chrystal (from the show) when she is emotionally overtaken by the party music
capturing the band at their creative peak
originating in (among other things) speculations on the (then unreleased) legendary Pink Floyd “John Latham” recordings (1967) and FBI investigations (1964) into subversive and obscene messages supposedly buried within the recorded lyrics of The Kingsmen’s “Louie Louie
COOL GREENHOUSE - Sod's Toastie LP disco Limited edition "LA Sun" andHighly recommended. On Sods Toastie, The Cool Greenhouse have pushed their distinctive flavour of post punk to the point of perfection their incongruous riffs, alchemical instrumental chemistry, and irreverent spoken word vocals are a delight throughout. Sods Toastie is hilarious at times, and at others just hilariously good a not so difficult second album. Here is a fact: Dates of respective first releases on Bandcamp Wet Leg 15 6 2021, Yard Act 3 2