Here's a new series. Spot the similarities. The idea being, one song isn't a deliberate rip of the other - more a disjointed continuation of an idea that surfaced years before. I'll start you.
First up, Brooklyn band Oneida's incredible pumelling "Sheets Of Easter" (from 2002's Each One Teach One), and Deptford band This Heat's equally incredible and relentless "Health And Efficiency" (a 1980 12-inch).
[...] Also, there’s a reason why Ramones’ first album and Billy Childish (on form) and This Heat’s second are so great. There’s a reason why folk love The Beach Boys, even folk who [...]
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