The result? This seven-song cassette, happily, unapologetically crammed with the kind of meat and potatoes, heavy on the snare and bass R-A-W-K which is unfortunately becoming something of a rarity here in its homeland (ie: when's the last time you used the word "boogie" in a non-disco fashion?). Well, America's loss is certainly the Litter's gain, as one listen to his snotty version of that age-old workhorse "Bony Moronie" will atest: these Sleepers surely got no time for political messages, clichT-ridden stylings, self-conscious prumping or dime-store posturings in any way, shape or form. And that's one hell of a welcome relief to these ears at least.

So let down your cool, pull up a brew, and simply, pimply bask in the hearty musical heap Litter and crew have thoughtfully thrown your way on this certifiably pretention-free frolic in sound. You know BTO surely would've wanted it that way!

Litany: Peculiar World

Little Champions: Transactions + Replications

[Issue Twenty-Seven // January 2000]