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"Cover” art for the Pluralism D compilation cassette released by the UK-based Bi-Joopiter in 1987. 

“only 60¢”

DISTANT VIOLINS #3 1982-1983 (cover)

Distant Violins was written and published by David Nichols between 1982 and 1985. Nichols is a long standing member of the CANNANES and was one of the main ingredients in the amazing CRABSTICK.

The Cannanes

The Cannanes

The Cannanes rehearsing Seatbelt before their show!

“Fabulous collection of early Cannanes recordings…melancholy… biting… twisted…danceable…crazy trumpet…quietly twisted…”

POPWATCH #5 1993 (page 58)

CANNANES review by LESLIE GAFFNEY, Publisher & Editor-in-Chief

Cannanes have one last show in the USA TONIGHT 9/1/15 in Brooklyn, NY at Alphaville

http://www.cannanes.com/

CANNANES “Let’s Pretend” Munch (Part Two) Another International Independent Music Video Compilation (1994?)

(Some) of these Cannanes are touring the USA right now (August/Sept 2015) as older versions of themselves, only partially fictionalized.

Cannanes live show reviewed in Crank Number 2 (Fall 1991) by Heather Lieser 

Cannanes No One e.p. reviewed by AJAX proprietor Tim Adams in Ajax Records Catalog #8 (February-March 1990): “…the band can’t seem to get the rhythm right at one point so instead they start laughing, which I thought was a pretty cool moment.”

Cannanes A Love Affair With Nature lp reviewed by Tom Scharpling in 18 Wheeler Number 4 (1991): “…you already know what’s in store - more booze and heartache. Quite necessary and addicting.”