Tally Ho! trance noise punk sound blending influences

noise punk sound blending influences from iconic Australian bands and late ’80s noise rock

and Latin sounds while maintaining their signature dance party vibe

Kala is even more intense than M

and this past year it felt absolutely dissonant

while the cavernous riffs in ‘High Time’—sung by guitarist Sam Cooper—impute a hint of surf-rock flair to Crepes’ traditionally bare-bones aesthetic

Tally Ho! trance noise punk sound blending influencesPitchfork described The Clean's Tally Ho! as a classic of immense proportions, from its Velcro melody, absurdly mixed garage organ and motorik beat, to the crusty, hiss laden home eight track recording that embodies it. Recorded in the middle of a New Zealand tour for a humble NZ$60, the song broke into the countrys Top 20 singles chart at #19, surprising everyone including the band. Its B side Platypus was recorded live at a show just days prior,