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SYRINGE
On The Other Side
LM001 7"
Edition of 300
$3ppd USA/$5ppd world

Track listing:
Side A: On The Other Side
Side B: Flightless Birds

Amazing emopop from these indie loverboys. Very much like closely related dedicated artist's Comet(who swiped Syringe's drummer) Beautiful deminsional sleeve. clear vinyl. Very few left.

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Reviews:
Americana: a rich tapestry of diverse histories and origins, at times yields uncompromising music. From the midwestern planes of our heartland, have come two bands with similar approaches to sonic pleasure: Hula Hoop and Syringe. What appears to be relaxed song structures (and approaches to song writing) links these two bands in a fictitious fraternal gathering. Guitars and bass tug at your ears for attention while percussion stokes the coal fire feeding the relentless energy. Yes, they perform pop songs.
- Mod Magazine, Issue #4

Fucking brilliance in a glass of ice
- Greg Dimond, Induce Records

The first release from the Norman band Syringe and Little Mafia Records is an eye catching green mint 7" featuring two well crafted tunes. The A side is "On The Other Side", a catchy tune that any band should be proud of with it being their debut single. However the B side what makes this single special. "Flightless Birds" mixes great harmonic vocals with a driving rhythm. This song however is wrongfully cut short by the limitations of 45rpms on 7 inches of vinyl. This 7 inch is great and should just foretell of an exciting future for this band. Little Mafia should be applauded for their role in bringing this 7 inch to the public.
- Rats In The Garbage Of The Western World, #1

Syringe, Spent, Seam This show was good. After a day of record shopping in Oklahoma City, Ryan, my pal Gianni, and I went down to the show. After waiting around for half an hour, Syringe played. Gianni had (that very day in fact) released a 7" by them, so I had bought one from him earlier (I hadn't heard them yet). Anyway, they were incredible live. I love those indie rockers. But they were just loud and just whew. Great live show. Spent was next. I almost fell asleep during their set. I don't know, not impressive. Then Seam played. That was probably the best live show I have seen in a long time. They were so great live, so much better than on record. It's weird to listen to their albums now because it doesn't even compare to their live show. There was alot of energy during their set, something Spent lacked, and i just smiled. Go get them Seam boys.
- Foxy Digitalis, Issue #1

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