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The Tinklers - Bats

Opening Bell "Ripe Program"(demo)

Taken from the split 7" with Austin, TX's art punk weirdos Spray Paint, released to coincide with their first Australian tour, June 2015. Limited to 400 copies only.
Melbourne's Exek provide "The Theme From Judge Judy" (video on YouTube now) whilst Spray Paint offer "Country Singer" and "Yr Shedding".

EXEK - The Theme From Judge Judy

From "Hackers All of Them Hackers" Out Oct. 30th on Fire Talk
* Feat. Secret Boyfriend 
Fire Talk: bit.ly/dreamcrusherHackers-FTK
ITunes: geni.us/dreamcrusherHAOTH
Bandcamp: firetalk.bandcamp.com/album/hackers-…f-them-hackers

Hackers All of them Hackers is the debut Fire Talk release from Brooklyn, NY by way of Wichita, KS based noise artists Dreamcrusher. Crawling out of the depths of mid aughts Myspace DIY culture and releasing a fervor of heart stopping densely beautiful albums and ep's 'HAOTH' sees Glass making moves toward melody in way wholly unique to the project. This self described NIHILIST QUEER REVOLT MUSIK transcends the internet and is truly best experienced immediately and with open mind and body.

"into the dark see
i am always with you
open the trapdoor
and dive into the mirror

subtle lights transform
all you see is shadows
self imposed solitude
requesting no warmth
throw a knife in the mirror
reap all it's pain

there's a heart there, behind the trapdoor
it's long gone now, i barely remember it
pain is a tattoo, anonymously shaped
like my longing, it is fleeting
walking barefoot, on ice cold rocks
i'm isolated, and breathing stale air
open wounds, search for saline
i'm no longer here, i'm no longer here"


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Dreamcrusher - Trapdoor (Ft. Secret Boyfriend)

Toronto-based Metz has consistently continued to gain praise for their fabled live performances as well as their general uncompromising attitude towards their creative output, regardless of public reception (which is, in fact, quite positive). After two well-received full length albums since the band’s inception in 2012 (self-titled and II) and an incredible amount of touring, the trio has now teamed up with Three One G for the first time to release this Eraser/Pure Auto 7”.

No tempo is sacred and no riff too maniacal on this release, which is about par for the course when dealing with Metz. “Eraser” features vocals full of feedback and distortion, far away as if vocalist Alex Edkins is singing (or shouting, as the song calls for) at us through an old walkie-talkie. More specifically, through a walkie-talkie with a self-detonating landmine filled-field of drummer Hayden Menzies and bassist Chris Slorach’s explosive playing between it and the listener.

“Pure Auto” hits the ground running even faster and harder than Side A. The guitar wails, interspersed with discordant moments and pushed by steady percussion. The music is tight and skillfully played, but the mood of the song emits the white-knuckle tension of being aboard a train that could derail at any moment. Layers upon layers of sound build and bounce off one another and propel themselves into your skull, encouraging many listens to these two newest tracks from a band that wants nothing more than to punch you in the gut with their music.

Track Listing:
Side 1: Eraser
Side 2: Pure Auto


METZ "Eraser"

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Soak Up The Sun (Chopped & Screwed)

scott gordon  - guitars
lindsay tuttle - casio rapman
matt lakers gilmore - ukulele

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