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Yea and hopefully they keep it that way. Improv jazz CD's FTW

You should see the cover of the TANG! records release....awful

big wheel!

Should I go this year?

The Energy's First Album LP 2nd Press limited to 300 www.teamsciencerecords.com Stream two songs: http://www.deadcitysound.com/theenergy/ A few months ago we released a LP from a band based out of Houston comprised of members of : No Talk, Bloody Hammer, and Secret Prostitutes. The response has been more than I anticipated and were glad to have the records back in print. The fine people at Night Owl's printing printed this run of jackets and they look awesome - http://www.nightowlsprint.com/ New reviews in recent issues of: Razorcake, MRR. THE ENERGY-The Energy's First Album (Team Science, LP) You look at the front cover and see the abstract collage drawing and it could lead you to believe that it's going to be some kind of psychedelic revival. But the dagger through the bird on the back cover quickly dispels that notion. They don't sound like Discharge, either, by the way. Ever hear the expression murder ballad? Well, let's call the songs here attempted-murder non-ballads. No ballads, just jittery, edgy rock accompanied by near deadpan vocals that still manage to be expressive. Maybe it's the matter-of-fact delivery for such songs as "I'm Gonna Cut You To Pieces," "Stabbing In The Dark" or "Drugged Skull On The Jagged Rocks" that make things even more chilling. No musical chill, though--it's a jabbing, chaotic sound. "Destroy Imagination" introduces the affair with six plus minutes of stop/start/surging delirium--just when you think the song is over, it comes back for another round. Maybe it is somewhat psychedelic, if you're thinking bad trip--perhaps the squall for "Girls Don't Like Me" might indicate that kind of experience. Some garage inspirations, as well, such as "Perfectly Possessed," with a single note piano plink joining the fray. "I Won't Let You Waste Me" is dense and raucous with searing guitar lines bubbling up through the rhythmic slash. A sonic dagger puncturing the skull. -http://subvox.blogspot.com/2010/08/suburban-voice-blog-88.html http://dontbuyrecords.blogspot.com/ - The Energy - The Energy's First Album Lp (Team Science) (15,- Euro) The Energy blew me away the first time I heard them. These guys hail from Houston, Texas and one of 'm does time in both the Secret Prostitutes and No Talk. Apart from that and these bands being pretty damn great, the Energy doesn't have much in common with their fellow Houstonians though. They are doing something quite unique actually. The guitar player delivers a fair share of guitar magic on this platter at times laying down multiple tracks. There's some near psychedelic doodling going on. Although the emphasis of the music is definitely on close to constant guitar soloing both the bass and skins come through nicely as well. The singer sounds distant, confused and lost, but at the same time I get the feeling as if he could care less. He seems to be beyond everything.. His lyrics are intelligible throughout the entire record and range from strange to downright frightening. I'm a total sucker for lines like "Your happines makes me sick/ like baby birds/ chirping for mom and dad/ to bring new worms." The Energy deliver eight songs on this Lp of which the third even clocks in over eight minutes and unlike "We Will Fall" on the first Stooges Lp doesn't bore me senseless. I appreciate this record more with every spin I give it and keep hearing new stuff each and every time. Highly recommended. Thanks

My friend Jordan asked me to be a part of his Documentary based on Basement/DIY shows. Please take a second to watch the trailer and check out all the info regarding the Doc. Here is the Kickstarter Link http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/925933413/basement-life-a-documentary Thanks

Shits all fucked up

I saw the pre-order at Interpunk, but I'm going to hold out and buy it directly from Goner. Fuck. Had no idea about this. Someone please buy this for me!

Impossible reissues?

TA is the best record I picked up randomly this year

I packed them yesterday and will be unpacking Saturday. Moving 10 minutes away but you see my concern here dude?

So I'm moving on Saturday and I basically packaged every single record I own in boxes. For some reason I'm worried that a few of the sections of my shelf got packaged where the records are laying flat on each other. What I mean is instead of being put in boxes how they sit on my shelf, its more along the lines of how you would ship lp's. Does that make sense? Maybe I'm just ocd and it doesn't matter. Thanks for the advice.

least fav lucero lp

Most consistent label going

Getting this today!

one of the best singles this year

New measure songs are unreal. Record of the year

seems this thread appears once a week now

so much nerd happening right now

added to the store! Lots of great ny vag p.trash and Grave mistake titles

I'll be on a Month long tour with Wild Moccasins starting tuesday. http://www.myspace.com/thewildmoccasins Fall 2010 releases: The Sidekick's - Weight Of Air LP (Red Scare Industry) Franz Nicolay - Luck & Courage - New Full Length -Currently Franz is on tour with against me! make sure to say hello. mailorder update- New Records From Grave Mistake Records(Richmond) P.Trash Records(Germany) Ny Vag(Swedin) Still Avail - Last copies of Black Congress and The Energy LP Jul 7 2010 8:00P The Trunk Space w/ Las Mudras & Kachina Phoenix, AZ Jul 8 2010 8:00P The Prospector w/ Olivia Mancini, Brown and Blue, The Mates, & Summer Vacation Long Beach, CA Jul 9 2010 8:00P Tribal Cafe w/ Wilderness, Summer Vacation, Perfect Future, & Reaching Away Los Angeles, CA Jul 11 2010 6:00P Presidio Motel w/ (our) Living Sacrifice Santa Barbara, CA Jul 12 2010 8:00P Muddy Waters Cafe w/ Catwalk & The Spires Santa Barbara, CA Jul 13 2010 8:00P Viracocha w/ TBA San Francisco, CA Jul 14 2010 8:00P WE Artspace w/ Gaze, B. Hamilton, & Mark Deutsch Oakland, CA Jul 15 2010 8:00P Lil' Red Lion w/ Lacygne Eureka, CA Jul 16 2010 8:00P Roadside Attraction w/ Run On Sentence Portland, OR Jul 17 2010 8:00P The Red House w/ The Terrordactyls Olympia, WA Jul 18 2010 8:00P Hoot House w/ The Terrordactyls Seattle, WA Jul 20 2010 8:00P Muse Music Cafe w/ The Awful Truth & Longsleeves Provo, UT Jul 21 2010 8:00P The Rocket Room w/ TBA Colorado Springs, CO Jul 23 2010 8:00P Cultiva w/ TBA Lincoln, NE Jul 24 2010 8:00P Ballentine Hall w/ The Pomegrantes, One For The Team, & We All Have Hooks for Hands Minneapolis, MN Jul 25 2010 8:00P Soundpony w/ Kite Flying Robot Tulsa, OK

Solid label

Anyone else pick this up? http://www.bazillionpoints.com/touch-and-go-magazine-the-complete-years-by-tesco-vee-dave-stimson-and-steve-miller/ The complete series 1979–1983. Twenty-two issues in one loud, fast volume. “I was inspired by how fearless and together Touch and Go were. They were really wild and extremely funny.”—Henry Rollins “It was really one of the first times anyone outside of Washington really paid us any mind. The fact that Touch and Go took an interest in us really blew us away.”—Ian MacKaye, Minor Threat

That transit art looks amazing