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Wild is the Wind

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I can't stop worrying about the government, Dave

Bitch! (prod. Ugly God)

The buzzcocks are great.  Unabashed and vulnerable. I wish everyone was like that.  This song was introduced to me by a guy that deejayed at a venue I used to work at.

Special thanks to Yoshi and everyone who makes my life so much stranger than I could have imagined it would be.  Rock and Roll. Castleface records, Time Castle records, Crystal Castles, Castles made of sand, The Castle in the middle of the floating city in my mind where the true queen of my heart resides. and also mom and dad for popping out a late blooming Taurus who loves cooking and hates cleaning.

What Do I Get (Buzzcocks Cover)

"Necropants," the first single off of Darkwing's "Super Silver" EP out 10/26 via Good Eye Records ~ smarturl.it/super-silver.

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Oscillating between utter apathy and extreme paranoia. Like a fear that invites challenge and complacency that induces idle self-loathing, all the while seeking to experience the radical; Brooklyn via New Jersey-based Darkwing is the brainchild of Richard Rogers.

With the mild underground success of LAMEONIA under their belts, Darkwing drew the attention of young David Silver(stein), a recording engineer who works at the illustrious Sabella Studios in Long Island NY (the studio that put out that platinum Marcy Playground record in the 90s). Named in honor of this engineer who worked on his own time and for the thick clouds of various kinds of smoke that were ever present, SUPER SILVER (The EP) is a concise meditation on self confidence, love, loss and societal degradation--in that order.

Featured on this album are previous members of Darkwing who are still friends of the band; Drew McQuade on drums and Zakk Mild on bass. The music was recorded and mixed by David Silverstein and then mastered by Scott Andrews. The artwork (made by Rich) is meant to represent the wide variety of inspirations that went into the songs on this EP. There are elements of surf, punk, grunge, kraut-rock, as well as modern rock from California. You’ll see what I mean.

I can't stop worrying about the government, Dave

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