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Lone Taxidermist: Trifle - VINYL LPTitle: Trifle Artist: Lone Taxidermist Label: Memetune Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 5060079264517 Genre: Electronic Release Date: 2017 08 25 Number of Discs: 1 Fresh from the twisted machinations and fertile imagination of Cumbrian born, London dwelling artist and seer Natalie Sharp, Trifle is a gallery of grotesquery not recommended for either the nervous of disposition or lactose intolerant. Whether chronicling the drama and drudgery of the night
Title: TrifleArtist: Lone Taxidermist
Label: Memetune
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5060079264517
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2017-08-25
Number of Discs: 1
Fresh from the twisted machinations and fertile imagination of Cumbrian-born, London-dwelling artist and seer Natalie Sharp, Trifle is a gallery of grotesquery not recommended for either the nervous of disposition or lactose intolerant. Whether chronicling the drama and drudgery of the night bus, inhabiting a magical fantasy landscape, or delving deep and dark into her own psyche for inspiration, Sharp's tales and travelogues arrive at a unique environ equally rich in the caustic and the cosmic. Lurking somewhere between the eldritch diva manifestations of Diamanda Galas and the wry reflections of Victoria Wood, yet equally driven by a magpie spirit and conceptual chutzpah redolent of Leigh Bowery and an acidic wit damaged by John Cooper Clarke, Natalie Sharp's brainchild here engineers a collision between the high-maintenance and the kitchen sink that's a feverish spectacle to behold. Along with her co-conspirators Philip Winter (Wrangler/Tuung) and Will Kwerk, Sharp decamped to the splendid isolation of the otherworldly Bodmin Moor studio of Benge (John Foxx And The Maths/Wrangler) to sculpt these serenades, surrounded by vintage analog equipment and sci-fi paperbacks. There, a unique and deliriously disconcerting confection took shape, equally informed by post-punk angularities and electronic experimentation - as on the opening clarion call "Home" or the salacious "Knicker Elastic" - not to mention torch song visions and choral reverie, as on the ethereal "Dribble Wizard" and the poignant closing lament "Nowhere", yet with dramatic panache, abundant absurdity, and emotional impact to offer at every turn.
Tracks:
1.1 Home
1.2 Knicker Elastic
1.3 Bijoux Boy
1.4 When the Water's Cold
1.5 Nowhere
1.6 Dribble Wizard
1.7 Mr. Coral
1.8 Shame
1.9 Cornflakes
1.10 Hammered in Homebase
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★★★★★ 4
Bamboo is an amazing fabric
Size: Large, Color: Multicoloured I (5-pack)
Comfy and soft . I’ve never worn boy shorts before so takes adjusting to. Legs roll sliding pants up but easy to adjust and smooth before zipping up then all day comfort. When I wear skirts or shorts they are perfect for that! I use to wear bike pants under skirts that don’t have to anymore. I like that they don’t creep up like regular underwear. I’m a new fan of bamboo fabric and bought briefs in bamboo as well.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026
★★★★★ 5
The softest, stretchiest, perfect underwear!
Size: Large, Color: Multicoloured F (5-pack)
I have struggled for years to find underwear that didn't ride up. I like bamboo, but had the same problem with them. These Bamboo Cool Boyshorts not only solved my problem, but they are so soft and stretchy that it almost feels sensual pulling them on. They never ride up, roll down, they fit perfectly, and are always super comfortable. I even persuaded my husband to buy the men's version and he loves them too. And I should add, I never write reviews!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2026
★★★★★ 5
YES!
Size: Medium, Color: Multicoloured D (5-pack)
I don't give too many items 5 stars, but these are reorder worthy! I bought these a year ago, and am now going back for another 5 pack; not because my first order wore out, but because they are still SO great, I want more! These are my go to for under dresses, skirts, & flowy pants where I want full coverage, but no panty lines! AND bonus, sweat absorption. The leg openings are a tight when I first put them on, but they stay put and are very comfortable. I get my normal size
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Comfortable but NOT SEAMLESS.
Size: Medium, Color: Multicoloured C (5-pack), Size: Medium, Color: Multicoloured C (5-pack)
They are soft and well-made, but they are definitely NOT SEAMLESS, which was my whole point in buying them. There are two cross-seams, as well as a fairly thick hem seam on the legs. If you have a problem with inner thigh or genital chafing, you may want to look at a different brand. Otherwise, these are comfortable and well made.
FYI, the ones I received had a matching inner liner, not a white one as some reviewers have noted.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Buying another package
Size: Large, Color: Multicoloured D (5-pack)
Oh my gosh, I love these!!! They are very comfortable and not overly tight. The material is so thin and breathable, very comfortable. Love the colors. Am buying another package! I'm in perimenopause and these definitely keep me cooler than my tradition cotton underwear.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2026