Hotline TNT - Cartwheel LP indie it’s not hard to imagine

it’s not hard to imagine them being snapped up by some seminal label to cut a solitary single whose sound would be emulated by young bands around the globe 40-plus years later

buffeted by radio interference and toy piano

Too tough for the synth pop lightweights and too contemporary for the brutes who dared not deviate from the guitars-only Ramones/Pistols template

Further evidence of the compilation’s legacy can be found in a fourth

Hotline TNT - Cartwheel LP indie it’s not hard to imagineAfter touring relentlessly, enduring seemingly endless lineup shifts, Hotline TNT have become a linchpin of several interconnecting DIY scenes. Their audience has steadily ballooned, with their debut album Nineteen in Love becoming a coveted LP. Its follow up is a beautiful, radical, and engrossing record about trying to find what most of us have not yet attained: fulfillment. Anderson plays and sings nearly every note on Cartwheel himself. He