A bumblebee gone berserk, thrown through an effects box and mutated into a heavy guitar boom, reappears, that’s how you can imagine the first song on THE REAL WORK, the new album by Party Dozen. In any case, it’s very similar with Kirsty Tickle’s singing, which the Australian chases through the bell of her saxophone and what happens to it afterwards can remain the secret of the duo from Sydney.
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On the other hand, it is quite obvious who owns the cameo appearance on the second album track “Macca The Mutt”; Nick Cave shares a mantra here, it should be about a mutt who escaped the punk rock kennel of Grinderman and Birthday Party. Under the heavy noise boards, Party Dozen constantly rumbles – it’s the rumble of punk rock, occasionally electronically alienated.
This (mostly instrumental) music is violent, but you know from the first moment that it must be carefully chosen courteous people who do so much for the lasting shock of our sound spaces. Great saxophone from the avant-punk school.
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