Trust Punks - Double Bind
- Paradise/Angel - Wire
- Good Luck with That
- The Reservoir
- Half the Way Down
- Double Bind
- Leaving Room for the Lord
- Pig
- Lawrence
- Riding It Out
- Beneath the Commons
- Bank of God
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Catalog No.
- WCR055LP
- Tracks
- 11
Limited Vinyl LP pressing. Trust Punks' 2016 album, Double Bind reveals the band on a tear through an Australasia that's a precarious and nasty place for the young and the restless. This Heat, Polvo, and Can, to Wire, The Birthday Party and Stereolab - it's all in here, synthesized and absorbed into something new and hungry. In a time where there's more vying for your attention than ever - more outrage, more distraction, more content - Double Bind ticks all the boxes. It's angry for all the same reasons you are, but it's also involving and intricate, a record to get lost in. “Double Bind scratches at nastier surfaces - the corroded post-hardcore Slint of mouth-breather Britt Walford, rather than David Pajo's ambient leanings - and administers scathing self-scrutiny to the band's existence and environs."" – Pitchfork.
- Paradise/Angel - Wire
- Good Luck with That
- The Reservoir
- Half the Way Down
- Double Bind
- Leaving Room for the Lord
- Pig
- Lawrence
- Riding It Out
- Beneath the Commons
- Bank of God
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 11
Trust Punks' 2016 album, Double Bind reveals the band on a tear through an Australasia that's a precarious and nasty place for the young and the restless. This Heat, Polvo, and Can, to Wire, The Birthday Party and Stereolab - it's all in here, synthesized and absorbed into something new and hungry. In a time where there's more vying for your attention than ever - more outrage, more distraction, more content - Double Bind ticks all the boxes. It's angry for all the same reasons you are, but it's also involving and intricate, a record to get lost in. “Double Bind scratches at nastier surfaces - the corroded post-hardcore Slint of mouth-breather Britt Walford, rather than David Pajo's ambient leanings - and administers scathing self-scrutiny to the band's existence and environs."" – Pitchfork.
