Roy Montgomery - Rhymes Of Chance CD xx1968 insanely violent riffs and the

insanely violent riffs and the angriest and more credible female vocalist since FIRMEZA 10 stopped playing

Widely acclaimed

This was the sound of 1983 New York City: nothing like London where punks were starting to scrub their faces and sounds to get on Top of the Pops

playing only sporadically over the last couple of years

like the humour of proto- and 77’ punk was cast off as too childish and abandoned for self-serious

Roy Montgomery - Rhymes Of Chance CD xx1968 insanely violent riffs and theCD. Via Grapefruit Records Roy Montgomery, a pioneer of the NZ underground, believes there is always new sonic terrain to investigate. His latest series of albums for Grapefruit marks forty years of rigorous exploration in which hes managed to navigate disparate genres, scenes, and atmospheres, always at the forefront of experimental independent music. To commemorate, Grapefruit will be releasing four new Montgomery albums in 2021, which can be