News:
Scattered Order Mk 1 (Jones and Tee) would like to thank everyone for coming along to Wilshire Street Noise and making it a great night for all concerned. With 30 years of history sorted we are now back in the studio wrestling with the future.
Scattered Order Mk 1 are very pleased to announce the inclusion of their track "Ruined by me" on Volume 4 of the New Weird Australia series.
With the assistance of Ascension Records, M Squared have revisited their catalogue to compile their favourites into Terrace Industry, an M Squared box set of 81 tracks over 4 CDs. Originally released on vinyl or cassette by the M Squared label between 1980 and 1983, the majority of these tracks now appear on CD for the very first time.
This completely remastered 30-year anniversary set includes tracks from Systematics, The Makers of The Dead Travel Fast, Scattered Order, Ya Ya Choral, A Cloakroom Assembly, Patrick Gibson, Prod, Pel Mel, Wild West, SoliPsiK, The Limp, Tame O’Mearas, Severed Heads, Height/Dismay, Belle du Soir, The Slugfuckers, The Same, Splendid Mess, Pleasant Peasants and The Barons.
The Dru Jones designed box also contains a 36 page booklet with label history, recollections from the bands involved and previously unpublished photos, plus a set of commemorative drink coasters.
Available 11th January from Ascension.
Constructed by builder's labourers of the avant garde for their guests.
Welcome to the Institute of Prat Culture, built as a sort of reference point for information about Scattered Order, a noise making band from Sydney, Australia, who began their post punk assault on listeners in 1979. Delve into the musical footnotes, relive the heady days of youth before tinnitus set in, or just laugh at the pictures...
A lugholes epic
The whole nail-biting saga is recounted in HISTORY
Noodlers and twiddlers
For detail on Scattered Order's family tree, see PERSONNEL
Wordy pictures
Not the prettiest band, so there's handbills as well, in the SCRAPBOOK


