Reproduced fromHometech, The Sun Herald, 10th September 2006
Melbourne's premier 60s garage PUNK night Primitive! presents another
night of high volume raunch with ... 3DTV (let's say the Flamin'
Groovies via the Cramps and Spacemen 3...)
Sydney's Rich of Dropkick Records, 22nd March 2007
I like your sound but you have too many feebacks.
Some German 60's chick at the Primitive gig, 24th March
2007
3DTV (who
came on first) were fantastic as were the Vultures (it wasn't their
fault the police showed up)...
...thank you to 3DTV for showing me
another type of sound i've never heard before and really enjoyed...
Sydney's Triangle, on our first full line-up gig at The
Excelsior, 29th June 2006
Hey Fellas
Where and HOW did I miss you??
You sound like swampy dirtstompin' fuzzboys,and I freakin' LOVEIT!!!!!
More please,let us know what where and HOW,eh.
Seriously you guys ROCK......"
Jonno aka G.I.H.S.A., on our MySpace sounds, August 2006.
"It's a shame your all a bunch of jerks cause i'm enjoying the CD! it's
the JAMC meets The Cramps....turn the vocals up!"
The legendary drunk Ryan Smellsmore, of The Stiffies and Ze Robotz, April 2006
"3D TV is an Australian band that combines garage
psychedelia, sleazy rock'n'roll, sound effects from outer space, early
Spacemen 3 styled hypnotic, distorted and monotonous stuff and this
and that in an interesting way. This, their first demo, was made by
two guys and a machine, but nowadays they have bit more human rhythm
section. For a demo, this release is rather long, since there are as
many as nine songs and the whole length is over 40 minutes. No demo
that includes 3D specs can't be all bad, and nor is this one. There's
enough fuzz to give to others, at times the vocals are even a bit too
snotty is a funny way. The almost eight minutes long "My Baby Left Me
(In a UFO)" rocks in a punky style reminding me of the Ramones a
bit. The end of the track sounds exactly like a
spacecraft... Sometimes they go in the Velvet Underground moods,
"Demons Are A Ghoul's Best Friend" on the other hand is pure horror
garage. The best thing this release has to offer in my opinion is the
pounding, very psychedelic, suitably named killer track "Spaced". This
over nine minutes long monotonic and heavy jam gets for sure all the
fans of Loop and early Spacemen 3 to jump wildly on the table. If the
band would concentrate on this kind of stuff, it would be more in my
musical vein, but those funny garage rock tracks are pretty
listenable, as well. This is an interesting new band for sure."
Psychotropic Zone
, Psychedelic Music Club, Feb' 2006
"I enjoyed your CD a lot. I wasn't expecting it to be so f*cked up (in a good
way) - some really choice nasty sounds. An expert collision of science and
rock! (You can print that on a sticker for the next batch). Some awesome
wig-outs. I like that UFO song."
Brian Yatman, Sydney Muso, Jan' 2006
3D TV will wake up the sleepyheads with their distorted fuzztone and pounding beats.
Kemblastock 6 promotional flyer, Dec' 2005
"3D TV like their women to be like their music: high frequency and lo fidelity."
Cattleprod Fanciers' Monthly , Oct' 2005
"3D T.V. is f*cking
excellent, seems "Shake Yer Body" a.k.a "You Don't Know" is
the exact same arrangement, that's funny, but what the
hell happened to "Spaced".. it's gone thru some
transformation I hear, it's f*cking amazing, makes me
wanna chop my head off.. total Spacemen, Mary Chain but
better."
Stefan Ganslandt, Swedish Muso and founder of the legendary Transformed Men, Oct' 2005
