THE TOOT TOOT TOOTS - "Curse The Crow" 10"

10" LIMITED DELUXE EDITION with Special Embossing Cover, Download Card, Red Vinyl, Inner Sleeve with lyrics, and 4 EXTRA TRACKS. Limited Edition of 500 copies!!!! (9 TRACKS) A GREAT PACKAGE that you must buy!!!!

A foot stompin', horn honkin', go-go dancing, psychedelic freak-out. Five members on record, .....READ MORE....

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THE TOOT TOOT TOOTS ( Twin Beast)(Melbourne, Australia)

In the past year they have played at Victoria’s Meredith Music Festival, at Western Australia’s Rock It Festival, at the inaugural White Night Melbourne Festival and to a sold out crowd for their season at Melbourne’s Spiegeltent. In 2011 they released their debut 10" " Curse The Crow" ,and one year after, his debur album, Outlaws, which was awarded ABC Radio National Album of the Week. Most recently they recorded their sophomore album, Badlove, with ARIA nominated producer Burke Reid (The Drones, Oh Mercy, Gerling) due to be released in February, 2014.“Yes it is good. Yes it is noisy. And yes it has captured my ear and held it long enough to win me over!” – Tim Ritchie, Editor, Music and Presentation, ABC Radio National

In May, 2013, the band, then known as The Toot Toot Toots, began recording their much anticipated sophomore album, Badlove, with producer Burke Reid. For a month the band and Reid went into lockdown, first for pre-production in Phillip Island, Victoria, and then to the New South Wales’ Central Coast to record. The band and Reid worked closely and in isolation throughout the month, and came out of the studio both with a new album, and a new name. The name is Twin Beasts, and their album Badlove is a step in a different direction. Marking a clear departure from their earlier narrative- and concept-driven work, the album is currently in the process of being mixed with Reid in Canada. Exploring the themes of love, lust and infatuation, Badlove is slated for a release in early 2014.

Inspired by artists as diverse as Beck, Bob Dylan, and ELO, Twin Beasts have been compared with the likes of Tom Waits, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, and Ennio Morricone. They have made a name for themselves with their hyper-energetic live shows and boisterous, romping music. Kinch Kinski of Unpaved said of their live show; “They intertwine intelligent, conceptual songwriting with big hooks, hilarity and spectacle… get along to a show and let them weave strange worlds before your eyes.”

Twin Beasts are set to release their new album, Badlove, in February, 2014.