I might be mis-remembering this, but I'm pretty sure that it was Douglas Hart, ex of the Jesus And Mary Chain who was the prime mover behind Acid Angels. It certainly has some of those dirty rock influences that Primal Scream ran with later in their Magpie-like career.
Whatever, this is another very early UK acid contender, which still sounds great 23 years after the fact. 23 years! Jesus!
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Saturday, July 2, 2011
Acid Angels - Speed Speed Ecstasy 12"
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