
coming soon is not coming. even though everybody mentions it would. ain't the green seems less green with any single second? 
no text, no text: tremenderhead again appears, instructing for nothingness (o yes, nothingness, indeed). nothing to say about it, obviously, and far to cold to do so.
o tremenderhead, out for accidental exercises, comes:
prettyprettypretty smiling face farewell:
nothing between, and nothing between.










"Get out your sweatband. Hot on the heels of last year's stunning "APPMTTX" EP ['Incredibly catchy hooks and dub-soaked vocals... could be mistaken for a less vitriolic groups’ output like The Chameleons, until you hear what’s really going on and realize a closer kinship could be made to Gang of Four’s political spirit.'-*] the celebrated Brooklyn post-punk torchbearers have dropped "Radiator"; a tightly-woven pogo fete that will detonate your pacemakers. Underneath the sugary harmonies, this poppy banger is teeming with the band's familiar jagged guitar stabs and bouncing low end groove, all bound together by their signature quick and unrelenting pulse. Recorded at Brooklyn's RAD Studio by Josh Ascalon (Hooray For Earth, Das Racist, Twin Shadow, Snowmine), the track finds the band truly beginning to explore their sonic boundaries- opting for a less distorted, much richer sound somehow without at all sacrificing the frenetic intensity they have become known for. The band is currently working on a new EP for release this spring."- Ian Ljunquist of Me You Us Them, for ExplodingInSound.com

"I heard one of their albums in a bar last year and hunted them down and started going to all of their shows, a couple of which have been in abandoned store fronts or weird venues in Bushwick, Brooklyn. They're a trio with the energy of early Police or Fugazi, and their lyrics have a bit of a political edge to them. I think their song Either Way is a hit in waiting."- Jonathan Cohen, music booker for Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, in NYLON Magazine

"Appomattox is no moderate band. One of the best live bands in town, they are a welcome change from the usually passive temperament of contemporary rock. This band has found a way to stand out amongst Brooklyn’s crowded backdrop by turning the form on its head and back to its roots as a counter-cultural force for change.” -Mike Levine, The Deli Magazine [also * above]

Recent shows include appearances with-
J.Mascis, Kurt Vile, Thurston Moore, Mike Watt at Le Poisson Rouge
The Life and Times at the Knitting Factory
Joe Lally [x- Fugazi] at the Knitting Factory
Mike Watt at the Mercury Lounge and Maxwell's
The Lemonheads at Johnny Brenda's and The Black Cat
Parts and Labor at BAR
Dead Confederate at the 40 Watt
Hooray For Earth at Pianos
MONA at Union Pool
Snowmine at Pianos


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abro
Desert Rat Producer.
Las vegas.

abramhperez@gmail.com
 

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