German Shepherds - Music For Sick Queers LP+7" CD's As prescient as bands come

As prescient as bands come

As Chatham recounts in the liner notes

We Dress Up Our Ideas (To Make Them Seem Greater Than They Really Are)

both of which were originally pressed in hyper-limited editions and self-released by the bands

"Garden" provides a new take on The Fall's stretched-out tendencies – using ringing

German Shepherds - Music For Sick Queers LP+7" CD's As prescient as bands comeFormed by Stephen Scheatzle and Sandy Stark (aka Mark Hutchinson), the German Shepherds grew out of San Francisco's art punk scene in the early 80's. Their first single, "I Adore You," is a lost minimal synth nugget with an unforgettable rhythm box pattern, and their second, "THC," features Stark's menacing and child like vocals. Music For Sick Queers (orig. 1985) brings together these and more beautifully disturbing songs, electronic noise