DRESS - s/t LP New Wave ironically marking the most human

ironically marking the most human of the tracks here

lo-fi local legends The Prairies (which also featured David Nance)

The 12" comes housed in a nice 350g cover

The central pillar to what coheres the three into a unified voice throughout the album is a shared bleak vision of existence and a willingness to follow each other into bold new territory

Shockingly good music

DRESS - s/t LP New Wave ironically marking the most humanEdition of 500 + 16 page booklet By the mid 1990s, there was a quietly thriving underground in Wellington, New Zealand, made up of a number of loosely aligned operatives Surface of The Earth and their World Resources imprint; Fever Hospital and 8 Dec, and the music made by the members of The Garbage & the Flowers after that group temporarily dissolved in 1992" One of those rather short lived groups was Dress, who on record consisted of Yuri Frusin and