The Bevis Frond - What Did For The DinosaursRecord Store Day October Double Black Vinyl. Originally released in 2002, two years after Valedictory Songs, The Bevis Frond returned with a more progressive sound with complex structures and instrumentation. Bursting with their trademark guitar licks, impeccable songwriting and a more upbeat sound. Out on double LP with gatefold sleeve for Record Store Day.

they were clearly having a lot of fun doing it

The album was self-produced by Terje and was recorded in a span of three years

It all adds up to a remarkable record by one of our most cherished musicians - a musical polymath as at ease on stage with the Manchester Camerata (where he performed 'If

everyone dressed to the nines and we‰۪re fuckin goin‰۪ there man

who had toured with Le Tigre as their video guru

and plenty – the kokoriko

He is a man of few words

she was an intellectual

repetitive grooves

being enfolded in warm blankets

early West Coast hip hop and disco boogie crossover

Their signature sound is at once recognizable and disorienting – pointing as much to the hypnotic minimalism of La Monte Young as to a future shoegaze constituency