Recorded live on March 6th, at the Crazy Horse in Boise, Idaho.

To The Sun (featuring the "Graveltruck rap")

Originally released in 1993 on the album "Gives Me the Creeps." The album is now available through CD Baby at all major MP3 merchants including iTunes and Amazon.

Yes Again

If I Had

Leave Her Alone

Released Feb 2012 on the album "The Clocks Have Exploded Ages Ago." The album is available through CD Baby at all major MP3 merchants including iTunes and Amazon.

Barricade

Backfire

Comes to This

From the Archives: This previously unreleased track was recorded during Graveltruck's first-ever studio session, December 1991, by Rob Matson at Horizon Audio in Boise, Id.

Blue And Green

Recorded May 9 and 10 of 1992 at the Splinter house by Trent McNair. This tune was often Graveltruck's show-opener. "Some people like to dance. And as this evening's entertainment, we'd like to offer them their chance. Whatever. Be patient. We love you."

Smart Ass Swing

From the Archives: This previously unreleased track was recorded during Graveltruck's second studio session, 23 March 1992, by Rob Matson at Horizon Audio in Boise, Id.

Secret Sweater

Graveltruck formed in 1990 out of the ashes of bands whose other members went on to form indie favorites like Built to Spill (C/Z Records/Warner Bros.) and Caustic Resin (C/Z Records/Up Records). After touring extensively throughout the Northwest, Graveltruck released two seven-inch singles distributed by Dutch East India Trading, entitled “Windtunnel” (1992) and “Naked (1992),” as well as their first full-length album “Gives Me the Creeps” (1993) on their hometown label Screemin’ Fez Records. Live shows in support of this first album saw Graveltruck opening for major label acts such as fIREHOSE and Best Kissers in the World, among others. This resume garnered Graveltruck the headlining spot at the first North by Northwest Music Fest, Montana’s short-lived answer to Austin’s popular South by Southwest. Shortly thereafter, Graveltruck signed to an internet label, who included the band’s popular track “Naked” on a CD compilation. In 1995, Graveltruck took first place in a battle of the bands competition earning them the free studio time they used to record what was to become their second full-length album. Unbeknownst to Graveltruck the studio where they recorded these tracks was shut down due to legal allegations, and Graveltruck’s masters were lost in the process. This unfortunate turn of events dealt a significant blow to Graveltruck’s momentum, and the band dissolved the following year. In 2011, Graveltruck reunited to re-envision and re-record the songs originally slated for this second album working with recording engineer Jeremy Jensen (singer/guitarist for The Very Most) and mastering engineer Carl Saff, who has worked with bands like Superchunk and labels such as Matador and Sup Pop. Graveltruck self-releaseed their second full-length album under the title “The Clocks Have Exploded Ages Ago” in early February, 2012. This new album features the original line-up, including David Lentz on guitar/vocals, Jann Marson on bass guitar, and Jake Hite on drums, along with a guest appearance on two tracks by John McMahon on cello.