The And Band - Outhern LP 2010s Nonagon infinity opens the door

Nonagon infinity opens the door

The idea behind these 'compilations' of imaginary artists was creating a sense that a healthy acid house scene existed in the UK

While historical analogues would be Cabaret Voltaire's Red Mecca or Front 242's Geography

The second entry in Siltbreeze's Axemen reissue series

and Fender Stratocaster and Jazz Bass

The And Band - Outhern LP 2010s Nonagon infinity opens the doorThe And Band was the continuation of Wellington, New Zealand's late '70s DIY pioneers The Spies, who received a posthumous release (The Battle of Bosworth Terrace) on Siltbreeze in 2014. Renamed the And Band after moving to Christchurch, the group wound down sometime around 1982, but not before influencing local musicians and releasing an incredibly rare split 7' EP (with the Perfect Strangers) and this LP originally available on cassette only.