CHEAP NASTIES - s/t LP power pop ‘Cockerill-Sombre’ was recorded in a

‘Cockerill-Sombre’ was recorded in a small basement room under the watchful eyes of Ludo Camerberlin from A Blaze Colour

Four flesh balloons betting on a few aging amplifiers

Originally released on Polydor

they’d record a song with Iggy Pop and an album with Ty Segall and go from playing house parties for pizza to staring off the stage at the Fillmore West

CHEAP NASTIES - s/t LP power pop ‘Cockerill-Sombre’ was recorded in aHighly recommended. THE CHEAP NASTIES emerged from Perth, Australia in late 1976, 'the most isolated city in the world, with only a vague notion of the actualized punk format, from what founding member KIM SALMON had read in copies of NME magazine, and purity of heart. Combined with high school friends NEIL FERNANDES, DAN DARE, MARK BETTS and ROBBIE PORITT, the band emerged and for a few months, took hold of the punk market in Perth and shook it for