Does anyone know the band SHACKLOCK METH PARTY?
Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2018 6:09 am
Hey fine folks of OSG!
Anyone here from New Zealand and or Australia might be of great help - but all others don't hesitate to participate!
So, I discovered some great bands listening to those Psychedelic Underground Generation compilations on youtube.
That one for example - or specifically: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOndKlK ... gs=pl%2Cwn
On minute 37 something the song "Hollywood" is starting by a band that is called SHACKLOCK METH PARTY.
I googled hard on them... But the only thing I found out is that they are or were from NZ - and they split up some time ago. I tried to contact their label on bandcamp (but somehow nobody ever answers requests/mails you send them on bandcamp if you're not buying something)
Does anyone of you know the band (personally or just their music) and does anyone know where still to get their music. All the download portals they're listed seem to be dead. Youtube only has 5 or 6 songs. I'd love to spin that thing on my record player - or (more realistically as I don't know if they ever made vinyl) have them on my computer/mobile phone and listen to them whenever I feel like it...
Anyone here from New Zealand and or Australia might be of great help - but all others don't hesitate to participate!
So, I discovered some great bands listening to those Psychedelic Underground Generation compilations on youtube.
That one for example - or specifically: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOndKlK ... gs=pl%2Cwn
On minute 37 something the song "Hollywood" is starting by a band that is called SHACKLOCK METH PARTY.
I googled hard on them... But the only thing I found out is that they are or were from NZ - and they split up some time ago. I tried to contact their label on bandcamp (but somehow nobody ever answers requests/mails you send them on bandcamp if you're not buying something)
Does anyone of you know the band (personally or just their music) and does anyone know where still to get their music. All the download portals they're listed seem to be dead. Youtube only has 5 or 6 songs. I'd love to spin that thing on my record player - or (more realistically as I don't know if they ever made vinyl) have them on my computer/mobile phone and listen to them whenever I feel like it...