Hefner - Breaking God's Heart20 years ago, on 7th July 1998, the first Hefner LP was released, it garnered some great reviews, ensured the band were to become one of Peels favourites (they had 5 entries in 1999s festive 50!), and cemented their reputation as Britain's largest small band. NME truly independent, unassuming and painfully honest: the sound of thin, white indie dukes in spectacles. Melody Maker heart skeweringly astute combination of grimly sweet lyrics and delicate,

despite admitting now that she had no ambition

voyeuristically breathy vocals

and in 2001 shared “The Moldy Peaches” via Rough Trade Records

Featuring Leroy’s signature tunes

firmly focused sound

work and living environment of the bee

LP - 180 gram Blue vinyl with CD Version housed in a Gatefold Sleeve with printed inner sleeve

and bizarre

dug out somewhere between the mountains and the beach

Originally released in 2001

new drummer Thomas Wydler

with an almost chant like refrain of "nothing can stop me now / cause i don't care anymore"