JJULIUS - Vol. 2 LP While listening to Malvern Brume’s

While listening to Malvern Brume’s new cassette tape for Kashual Plastik

and melting plastic

Born in Manchester in 1917

François Tusques explains everything: "A wall mural on which the Red Guard expressed their opinions during the Chinese proletarian cultural revolution

and percussion woven together in the decay of a warm reverb

JJULIUS - Vol. 2 LP While listening to Malvern Brume’sNeedle drop and a floaty, child like piano line sucks you into the post punk papier mch world of JJULIUS, where everyone speaks Swedish, listens to Young Marble Giants and eats nothing but Twizzlers. Vol. 2 is, perhaps obviously, a continuation of the world building done on Vol. 1, which is a little more raw, a little wilder in spirit and sold out at both source and every record store that managed to get its hand on a copy. It will also re arrive this