Paddock of Love (Vinyl) Marlon Williams it looks like a routine

it looks like a routine case for Inspector Tyador Borlú of the Extreme Crime Squad

critically applauded

hone it and fortify it

Ranked 25th by Pitchfork in their 'The 200 Best Albums of the 2000s'

It is the moment when the universe suffers a crisis of conscience

Paddock of Love (Vinyl) Marlon Williams it looks like a routineOriginally released on the Black Eye label in 1988, Paddock Of Love was the Sydney band's second LP and the first to really feature a more stable line up, which included Guy Maddison (future Mudhoney bassist), Nick Barker (future pop star!), Peter Hartley, Brett Ford (both of the Kryptonics) and, of course, the man who drove the engine, Stu Spasm. Around the time of its release, the band were invited to play on Andrew Denton's nationally televised TV