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No Revolution - The Explosion

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Little League - Cap'n Jazz

Nothing Feels Good

Red & Blue Jeans - The Promise Ring

Is This Thing On? - The Promise Ring

It's Hard To Find A Friend

Pedro The Lion - Bad Diary Days

Jersey's Best Dancers

Lifetime - Turnpike Gates

Orange Rhyming Dictionary

Jets To Brazil - Chinatown

Cap'n Jazz - Ooh Do I Love You (Acoustic)

Cap'n Jazz - Theme To 90210

Cap'n Jazz - We Are Scientists!

Cap'n Jazz - Forget Who We Are

Cap'n Jazz - Hey Ma, Do I Hafta Choke On These

Cap'n Jazz - Ooh Do I Love You

Cap'n Jazz - Tokyo

Cap'n Jazz - Take On Me

Cap'n Jazz - Que Suerte!

Cap'n Jazz - Precious

Cap'n Jazz - The Sands've Turned Purple

Cap'n Jazz - Planet Shhh

Cap'n Jazz - Bluegrassish

Cap'n Jazz - Basil's Kite

Cap'n Jazz - Yes, I Am Talking To You

Cap'n Jazz - In The Clear

Cap'n Jazz - Flashpoint: Catheter

Cap'n Jazz - Puddle Splashers

Cap'n Jazz - Oh Messy Life

Cap'n Jazz - Little League

4AM Friday

Avail - Simple Song

Sanctuary

Eidolon - Tathagata

Eidolon - Marlborough

Eidolon - Intrusion

Eidolon - Cranes

Trains of Thought

Jones Very - Fugitive Time

Jones Very - Feet Of Clay

Jones Very - Ideas New Tomorrow

Jones Very - What She Told Me

Jones Very - It Comes Around

Jones Very - No More

In 1994, underground music was dirty, stained with self-loathing and doubt. Losers ruled and the dirge of the Northwest had crept into the mainstream. It was an era that inspired two young girls to pursue an unforgiving future in punk rock. But with a taste for underground comix, junk food and all things low brow, Slutever owe as much to Beavis and Butthead as they do to Kurt and Courtney. These self described brat punks make their Jade Tree debut with this two-song dark and fuzz-filled 7”.

1994

1994 - Slutever

Spit - Slutever

Founded in 1990 by Tim Owen and Darren Walters, the Jade Tree label has sustained itself for almost a quarter of a century now. With a roster that includes The Promise Ring, Fucked Up, Lifetime, My Morning Jacket, Texas is the Reason, Swiz and countless other seminal acts, they have proven themselves as a self-sustaining entity in the constantly shifting tides of underground music culture. 

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