We're two guys who wrote all of our music from two different time zones, are filled with constructive angst, and recorded a whole album on the barter system. Welcome to the future. 

Our first album, "Jobs That We Don't Talk About," is out on 2/13/16. Download it for free at thegoodsandservices.com, and stream it on Spotify. But that's it. 

Starting on 2/6, we're uploading a new 30-second teaser every day. We're really excitable, and my therapist says it helps to keep yourself focused on something, so this should tie us over until the 13th. 

[Ok then at the end have the graphics guy put in like a picture of a really fucking cool dog]

Temples are psychedelic group from the Midlands, England.  
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music for two; for me and for you
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gray door theater project forever

Reach out if you need anything - links below

Only part of my work is here. If you want to listen to it full and all that’s upcoming, you can find me on Instagram, Twitter, Youtube and Facebook by searching “ELunacy_Official” or just “ELunacy”. 

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https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6IhVYG06HTsmukaNMKbK26?si=HwRQtCiYTVOAfZ4IJnKR8w

NME- 'Sabbath having a screaming row with Nirvana'

Hailing from Wolverhampton in the heart of the Black Country, God Damn will unleash their third album on One Little Indian records early in 2020. Recorded primarily live in just a few days at Edge Studios in rural Cheshire and produced by Sylvia Massy (Tool, RHCP, Johnny Cash, System of a Down).
‘There was a physicality to the recording process- whether it be the crash of the cymbals bleeding into the guitar takes or tracking the vocals in the control room with playback blaring at 110db. 

Contact: goddamntheband@hotmail.co.uk
Management: chapmanpete@yahoo.co.uk
Live: andy@grizzlymanagement.com

James Gill’s productions are supported by numerous underground artists, including Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Muir, Anthony Pappa, Guy Mantzur, Barry Jamieson, and many others.  His 2015 release “Solarium” on Hernan Cattaneo’s Sudbeat Recordings was critically acclaimed, and he performs regularly at clubs in his home of New York City, as well as releasing new material on Sudbeat and many other premier underground labels.

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