Cat's Miaow, The – Songs '94-'98 [BLUE VINYL IMPORT] – New LP Pylon "The band flexes its versatility

"The band flexes its versatility on tracks like the twangy pub-rocker 'Washoe County' and the Moog heavy stoner-jam 'Buried Alive'

" but few if any can hold a candle to the greatest American rock primitive Jad Fair

DM Bob & the Deficits were moving around in this same territory and while they were more cajun the MOJOMATICS are punkrock

debarked and chucked into the rust belt PUNK ROCK chipper and spitting out the other side to fill the abandoned lots of your rundown town and fertilize the junkyards of your mind

obituaries and a bonus CD containing 18 additional tracks

Cat's Miaow, The – Songs '94-'98 [BLUE VINYL IMPORT] – New LP Pylon "The band flexes its versatilityBLUE VINYL EDITION! Songs '94 '98 by The Cat's Miaow Songs 94 98 is a smart selection of material from The Cats Miaow, an Australian indie pop group that gifted their decade with some of its finest songs. Released on World Of Echo, the album draws from the groups string of excellent seven inch singles, a small clutch of compilation contributions, and features one previously unreleased song, I Take It That Were Through, recorded in 1998. Part of the