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 Who? yeah exactly. Opium Taylor were a Caulfield records band hailing from  Lincoln, Nebraska (like Sideshow) and existed from the mid 90s to late 90s. ‘Fade Machine fade magazine’ was released in 1999 and saw the band travel to D.C. to record at Inner Ear with Don Zientara. It’s no suprise that this band have heavy Dischord leanings, in particular they pay service  to the early Shudder To Think sound much the same as Party of Helicopters did. Caulfield records had these guys billed as  ’Lungfish meets Pere Ubu’, and that’s a fair approximation in terms of  their more unique approach.

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01-spooked

02-squint

03-a-popular-mechanic

04-fuckeyes

05-saints-pistol-and-pete

06-kookie-kutter

07-no-mississippi-river

08-live-from-knickerbockers

09-sip-slip-shot-snapshot

10-like-a-priest

11-kill-the-neon-lights

12-scheutzenfest-fever

13-japanese-sunflower

14-run-boy

3 Responses to “OPIUM TAYLOR – Fade machine fade magazine CD”

  1. Maurizio said

    Hi,
    do you have other stuff by Opium Taylor?

  2. killingtechnology said

    I have a 7″… ‘Sunflower’ I think. I’ll post it up here sometime soon. There is another album, their first one… been on the lookout for that one

  3. Maurizio said

    Ok, thanks!

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