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Latest release from Blang (recently profiled on Huw Stephens on Radio 1) ‘High Slang’, the 4th album from Sergeant Buzfuz, is an eclectic mash-up of pop, psychedelia, Celtic folk, punk, improv, drone-rock and remix culture. It features the single Here Come The Popes Part 3 which was championed by Mark Lamarr at Radio 2 and Tom Robinson at 6 Music, who invited them in for a live session. The single was proclaimed Single Of The Month at Playlouder. “One of my favourite songs for some time… I love its spirit, I love the idea behind it, I love the fact that it’s like nothing else I’ve ever heard” (Mark Lamarr, Radio 2)
“Universally charming” (NME)
“Ceaselessly inventive…14 candidates for John Peel’s Festive Fifty” (TimeOut)
“ Dazzling…Referencing 1960s punk, psychedelia, Krautrock, Irish folk, glam-rock and drone, Sergeant Buzfuz achieve a harmonious, chiming mash-up, sounding like none of the above. ‘High Slang’ should be the record which catapults the band out of the underground” (Aesthetica)
“Buzfuz are a bloody riot” (Plan B)
“songs full of spirit, an album full of them” (Organ, Album Of The Week)
“Blending an awe inspiring instrumental with poetic and story-telling lyrics on each and every song its difficult to be even remotely bored by this band.” (Music-Zine) “Sergeant Buzfuz definitely do whatever they like and they definitely have something to say. Endearing and compelling,” (Supersweet)Sergeant Buzfuz – High Slang CD album
- God To Holloway
- Here Come The Popes Part 2
- Here Come The Popes Part 3
- Cockney Rebel
- Names For Girls
- Mothership Zelda
- In The Back Of My Cab
- Kay Malone
- -itis
- My Drinking Friends
- Rebellion With fries
- Kisses From The Sickbed
- Here Come The Popes Part 4
- Go Hoot, Owl Lady
Additional information
Format | CD, Download |
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