JAY REATARD - Watch Me Fall LP zine but Exhaustion have managed to

but Exhaustion have managed to create a sort of post-scum/prog hybrid that hearkens back to those long gone bands—like the early (Mick Turnerera) Moodists—who emerged from the Vegemite-stinking ashes of the Little Band scene

almost country-tinged “Addicted to Drugs

but don’t let that imply carelessness

they got permission and here ya go: The first appearance of this great record on vinyl in 30 years

JAY REATARD - Watch Me Fall LP zine but Exhaustion have managed toHighlest recommendation. Shying away from the lo fi garage punk that dominated Blood Visions, Jay Reatard still maintains his status as something of a pop savant. Watch Me Fall, while not as potent as his previous efforts, is still a worthy addition to the Jay Reatard collection. The production immediately sticks out; it sounds like he has a budget to work with this time around. The sound quality is pristine, allowing Jay's unconventional sense of