MENACE BEACH: SUPER TRANSPORTERREUM

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been a busy year for Menace Beach, a debut album, tour dates with Drenge and The Cribs and now the fuzz fuelled masterminds have proven their energy spills into their work ethic as well as their music with the release of the new ‘Super Transporterreum’ EP. With the title track sparking interest thanks to it’s hook laden old school indie melodies tinged with garage rock inspired reverb and bounce, not to mention its trippy video, ‘Super Transporterreum’ collects all the best bits of modern lofi music and shoots it into a time machine to 1991. No wonder Johnny Marr is a fan.