HÜSTLER - s/t LP Minimal with the album closing off

with the album closing off with a remix by Sapphire Slows

and even a few majors labels tried to wrestle away

Imagine Tim Buckley sitting in on the first Cluster recording session or Neil Young with the Taj Mahal Travelers as Crazy Horse covering Popol Vuh and you are almost there

the recordings for ‘telegraphs…’ again took place within the confines and strongly influential character of a specifically chosen environment

Brigitte Fontaine

HÜSTLER - s/t LP Minimal with the album closing offBoth of Hstlers cassette releases for Sorry State Records sold out almost instantly, so compiling those two cassettes for Hstlers first vinyl record was a no brainer. Hstler burst through the gate on their first tape with one of the most distinctive voices in the contemporary underground, smashing together elements of punk, death rock, and metal into a sound that is both anthemic and intense. Their second tape only upped the ante, widening their