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In late 2000, frontman Tod Jünker drove a black Dodge van from Houston to LA, leaving behind legendary Texas hardcore rockers Spunk (with whom he’d opened for the likes of White Zombie and L7) to found Die Fast. With the first incarnation of Die Fast, Tod took his DIY attitude and aggressive approach into the studio and recorded Live Ammunition. As good as the album turned out, it lacked the grit and grime that Tod craved. Die Fast disbanded, and Tod recruited a fresh garrison of cannon fodder. Jimmy Fusil of Bloody Robots took up bass duties, bringing his penchant for blown out noise, dissonance and percussive thump to the mix. He has yet to be clued in that there is no such thing as a lead bass player. Jimmy Douglas of Calling All Destroyers joined on lead guitar, bringing an encyclopedic knowledge of rock riffage, subtle melodies, sophistication and complexity to counterpoint the driving punk crudeness that is Die Fast’s meat and potatoes.The new, filthier, more flavorful incarnation of Die Fast has been working with famous band-ruining Hollywood producer Mudrock on an album-length blitz scheduled for release in Feb 2015, tentatively titled Creak. They’re out there paying tribute to the dirt under your fingernails, machine guns and blown engines.

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