
Volumatix - Volume One (12" EP on Republic Recording Corporation, 1982)
Unknown and best-forgotten New Wave act out of Austin, with a legend just obscure enough to make their vinyl sell for obscene amounts on Discogs. It's worth downloading this 6-song EP for the giggle-inducing opening track alone, whose entire lyrical content unfolds thusly: "What? Who? Huh? Uggghhhh!" If only someone had a made a campy, poorly-acted, overwrought video to accompany it. Oh wait, someone already did.
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Bullshit! The killer track track off this EP (and the one worth spending ages tracking down) is "The Day the Surf Stood Still/Day to Day"! Skated to this shit many a night in downtown Houston and it even made it onto the Urban Animals video. Saw them a few times and they ALWAYS kicked ass live. Second album wasn't as good, but still had some great tracks. Thanks so much for posting this classic!
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