GLUED - Cool Evil LP exotica So it's probably no surprise

So it's probably no surprise that this series of reissues solely focuses on their Sub Pop years

In 2010 Lou Reed and his wife Laurie Anderson invited them to perform at the Vivid festival they curated at the Sydney Opera House

influenced by bands like King Crimson and Pink Floyd

Tracks like "Phantom Self" and "Resistent Parasites" both feature a lot of heavy grooves

proto-punk rawness musically

GLUED - Cool Evil LP exotica So it's probably no surpriseIncludes d l code. Insert with lyrics. Highly recommended. "The poignant and dissonant post punk on Cool Evil, the debut LP from St. Louis quartet Glued, is unrivaled in its ability to simultaneously captivate and isolate the listener into a nostalgia fueled fog. The band channels a sound reminiscent of the likes of Melkbelly, Pile, Nots, Blessed, and Polvo that timidly perches itself between pop laden hooks and outright chaos without ever being too