noise to rock to

Shellac - "Canada"

greeninconline.com & ayearinplaylists.com

King Snake Roost / Buffalo Bob

Universal Order of Armageddon 11 Desperate Motion

Deform

no garage punk noise psycho dub cold wave disco beat

DISTORTIONS - 02 - radar

Jerry Wolny, Shawn Grzyb, Dave Bingham
2018

GRAYLING "Monday Morning"

Lightning Bolt - Colossus

Lightning Bolt - A Diet of Grapes and Nuts

Lightning Bolt - Dracula Mountain

13 Monsters - Lightning Bolt

Track 1 from Oblivion Hunter LP out September 25, 2012 on Load Records

Since forming in 1994, Lightning Bolt has taken a zig zag path to recording, playing and touring.  Following in this pattern is the release of Oblivion Hunter, a collection of the band’s epic recording sessions over the last few years. Oblivion Hunter is a real cool time – loose, hard and loopy.  From the get-go the sound is amped-up and free with an ear on the railroad tracks to the big sounds of industry and clamor. Bass sounds jump out of the speaker cones that conjure up ears in alien propulsion systems, nights in faraway wind tunnels, and brutal beatings at Gitmo.  Drums and assorted FX pop in and out with the resolve of a finger quivering over the A-bomb button drunk on power and convinced of your need.  This record is one of the few necessary things in your grim stretch of existence, played by a band with 20 years of total conviction to the destruction of your ear drums.  The net is cast decidedly further this time out with North Pole square dancing colliding with shock troop whiplash, executed with the spontaneous interplay of neutrino collision. It is time for you to binge and purge. You are now the Oblivion Hunter.

Track Listing:
1. King Candy
2. Baron Wasteland
3. Oblivion Balloon
4. Fly Fucker Fly
5. The Soft Spoken Spectre
6. Salamander
7. World Wobbly Wide

Lightning Bolt - King Candy

In the fall of 2013, The Numero Group will begin a lengthy campaign to reissue the complete works of seminal Olympia, Washington, post-punk trio Unwound. Their seven albums—Fake Train, New Plastic Ideas, S/T, The Future Of What, Repetition, Challenge For Civilized Society, and Leaves Turn Inside You—will be expanded, remastered, and annotated in typical Numero fashion.  Kicking the series off is the first ever release of Unwound’s Tumwater High-era recordings, all under the name Giant Henry.
 
“Tumwater High has always been known as a ‘redneck’ school,” reflects guitarist/vocalist Justin Trosper in the album’s liner notes. “People took football and AC/DC equally seriously. The smoking area was rich in facial hair. We were into punk rock but we weren’t really ‘punk.’ We thought punk was funny. After all, this was the late-’80s. Post-punk was a memory, and everything was totally damaged and weird. We were kind of more with the times than the catalog-punks with mohawks and bondage pants.”
 
Recorded in original Unwound drummer Brandt Sandeno’s parents’ basement over one weekend in the winter of 1991, the 12-song vinyl-only album captures Vern Rumsey and Justin Trosper in their Metal Circus and Bleach-influenced halcyon days. In true DIY spirit, Numero has hand-screened the entire pressing of 1050 LPs, which includes three cover variants.


Giant Henry - Super Nova

[p*dis] distribution sampler for January 2011.

Shellac - "Canada"

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