Good from afar

Geoff Useless has long been a master of ultra-catchy power-pop and pop-punk in bands like The Guts and She’s A Guy (he’s also toured as a member of the Queers.) But on “Don’t Stop,” he indulges his country side, adding a lot of twang (along with some pedal steel, fiddle, and acoustic guitars) on a collection of bright, sassy cowpunk tunes. While the instrumentation and arrangements go country, Geoff’s ingratiating, boyish vocals still sell the tunes, his lyrical wit remains intact, and of course country-western’s as catchy as pop-punk anyway. Geoff throws in a Beatles cover (“I’ve Just Seen A Face”) and a Guts cover (“Easy Come, Easy Go,”) and there are still traces of Geoff’s pop-punk proclivities on some of the backup vocals and power-pop choruses. Your enthusiasm for this album will depend on your regard for country-western tropes and the trebly sound of pedal steel replacing the usual punk-rock sonics of electric guitars and bass.

D.I.Y. Recording Studio @ Cologne Tonkunsthalle since 2016
Practicing Hybrid Recording with a very nice Analogue  TEAC  Tape Machine and Vintage Outboard Rack together with MOT I/O Digital Performer Software and High End Waves Plugins 
Recording Family and Friends for low Budget

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<a href="http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/just-before-morning-ep/id544141509?uo=4" target="itunes_store">Just Before Morning - EP - Beta Wolf</a>

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Good from afar

Geoff Useless ( Band )