The Flesh Eaters - A Minute To Pray A Second To DieThe Flesh Eaters is the name behind one Chris Desjardins a. k. a. Chris D. Taking his stage name from a 1964 cult film, Chris D. wrote for legendary fanzine Slash in the late 70s and assembled the first of many Flesh Eaters lineups from heavyweights in the burgeoning L. A. punk scene. After releasing a ravenous EP and heart ripping debut album, The Flesh Eaters unleashed their era defining statement, A Minute to Pray A Second to Die. Originally

after all his work as a founding member of both The Clean and The Mad Scene

Perched in the belfry of The Chapel we caught thee mighty Oh Sees

Several tracks on the album were recorded on vintage equipment used by the Beastie Boys on their classic records

Sylvan Esso

and queer soul into his take on stadium anthems

It also features the only known recording of Tillman‰۪s love ballad to his sound engineer Trevor Spencer

Joyce Moreno agreed to be involved in the project to record an album in Brazil produced with a UK sensibility and Tutty Moreno’s group signed up as the house band for the project

with emphasis on the “More” part if we’re to believe the urgency with which he delivers this fist-pumper

a snapshot of some hundreds of rare and often forgotten tapes from the most prolific

nearly all the tracks are good (the instrumentals sound good on their subsequent soul-jazz collection

'Extraordinary Girl' floats on indian strings

 Die cut sleeve with 4 alternating covers