Cruising return with the quite frankly bloody wonderful Safe Corridor a compelling insistent helping of urgent agit-pop that certainly puts us in mind of the Au-Pairs, ( a band we rate as one of greatest, yet oft underappreciated bands of the post-punk scene). We first came across Cruising due to the fact that we’re big fans of the band members other bands and without wanting to induce a case of ‘oh no really you go too far’ style faux modesty from the band it’s safe to say Cruising are something of a cult indie supergroup.
They comprise of Benni Johnston,(Logikparty) Claire Miskimmin (Girls Names) Neil Brogan(Sea Pinks/Girls Names) and Sarah Grimes (September Girls) and formed in 2013 as a side project. Back in March 2014 we featured their unspeakable sleazy sweaty ‘You Made me Do That’ debut released via Soft Power Records , a track inspired by William Friedkin’s notorious gay exploitation 80’s flick.
Today’s track of the day is from their self-titled debut EP available on Tough Love Records:
1. The Spectacle
2. You Made Me Do That
3. Safe Corridor
4. Lifting
5. Woman
6. Cutlass
And it’s available in limited edition Pink Vinyl HERE
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