Ecstasy- S/T 7"DR 15 Oakland's Ecstasy (members of Tony Molina band, Jump Off A Building) display a strong showing on their first release, offering jagged harmonics laced hardcore which seamlessly transition from one song into the next. These 5 songs clocking in at just under 7 minutes, berate wealthy bay area transplants aiming to gain social capitol on their parents dime. Pressing of 500 with 100 on white vinyl only available here and from the band. fold over

Dust finds our heroes at the top of their game

both of which have sections of near-silence mixed in with the explosions

piano and recorder form the core instruments

“Max Nordile has a patented collage method

Recorded between the release of Sand (1977) and Lost Secrets (1981)

Arcane speedy slow-motion suspense screened in aged technicolored resolution

Their works deal with memory

Since adding Toyota Avalon on synth

blues-ambushed dances

and guides you to a seemingly permanent place of peace

the band manages to expand upon and refine their sound making Leisure their strongest release to date

its incantatory mutilation of the word "black" into a full-spectrum monochrome resounding with a particular potency at a time when battles for civil rights were erupting across the country