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We're super jazzed to be releasing the latest offering from Seeds Of Doubt.  We first met a year or so ago, since when Chris has out out a bunch of great songs, and these four continue the purple patch rather well.

Seeds Of Doubt started in 2013, with an interest in Antipodean pop (think The UV Race, The Clean, Twerps) and bands which sound like The Fall but aren’t The Fall, and in 2014, a consistent line-up found its feet in time for the recording of Audible Human Repellent.  With Chris's writing adhering to a pop sensibility, newcomers Tom (No, Satellites of Love) and Dom (Sharm El Shakes) add some dirt from their punk-leaning backgrounds, and Ashley's Bruce Foxton admiration sweetens the deal right back up. Something in this combo allows for a friendly blend of fun, worry, looseness and harshness, all living side by side - perhaps reflecting 2015 London austerity-life?

AHR was recorded by Henry Withers (Human Hair, Dignan Porch) at Sound Savers, Homerton, and follows the excellent DCP (Italian Beach Babes) and Shed Philosophy (self-released) tapes of 2014. The four songs cover gentrification guilt, pre-distressed trousers, idiots and 20-something uncertainty, with influences including Richard Hell and Free Time. We have a feeling you WON’T be repelled!!!