Choosing a road of simple bar band “access” to co-exist with Jail Weddings “excess,” Gabriel Hart (Jail Weddings, Dante Vs. Zombies, The Starvations) quietly started The Fourth Wall last year – not as a result of any kind of existential crisis or slowing down of Jail Weddings – but to simply make songs exist that he knew would never see the light of day in the midst of the time consuming arrangements, touring and rigid blueprint of his regular group. “I have too many songs that keep me up at night and I literally had to start another studio band just to sleep, even though I barely have time for this one either,” he says. What we get is a varietal blend with the expected sardonically sentimental thread of Hart’s 18 year career – from the Rowland S. Howard swamp-rinsed brutality of “Suffer Somehow,” the sad-sack country twang of “Steer The Ship, to the drunk, driving surreality of “Our Accident,” and gallons more he continues to vomit out while Jail Weddings continue to tour/record/workhorse. 
Gabriel Hart and The Fourth Wall is a studio project comprised of longtime collaborators Ian Harrower (Starvations, Red Roses) on drums, Dante Aliano-White (Dante Vs. Zombies, Starlite Desperation) on bass, and newcomer Omar Nambo on 2nd guitar.
Recorded, mixed, and mastered by Scott Barber at the Barber Shop in Echo Park, CA

Gabriel Hart and The Fourth Wall - "Coyote Row"

Choosing a road of simple bar band “access” to co-exist with Jail Weddings “excess,” Gabriel Hart (Jail Weddings, Dante Vs. Zombies, The Starvations) quietly started The Fourth Wall last year – not as a result of any kind of existential crisis or slowing down of Jail Weddings – but to simply make songs exist that he knew would never see the light of day in the midst of the time consuming arrangements, touring and rigid blueprint of his regular group. “I have too many songs that keep me up at night and I literally had to start another studio band just to sleep, even though I barely have time for this one either,” he says. What we get is a varietal blend with the expected sardonically sentimental thread of Hart’s 18 year career – from the Rowland S. Howard swamp-rinsed brutality of “Suffer Somehow,” the sad-sack country twang of “Steer The Ship, to the drunk, driving surreality of “Our Accident,” and gallons more he continues to vomit out while Jail Weddings continue to tour/record/workhorse. 
Gabriel Hart and The Fourth Wall is a studio project comprised of longtime collaborators Ian Harrower (Starvations, Red Roses) on drums, Dante Aliano-White (Dante Vs. Zombies, Starlite Desperation) on bass, and newcomer Omar Nambo on 2nd guitar.

Gabriel Hart and The Fourth Wall - "Death Country"

Gabriel Hart and The Fourth Wall - "Steer The Ship"

Choosing a road of simple bar band “access” to co-exist with Jail Weddings “excess,” Gabriel Hart (Jail Weddings, Dante Vs. Zombies, The Starvations) quietly started The Fourth Wall last year – not as a result of any kind of existential crisis or slowing down of Jail Weddings – but to simply make songs exist that he knew would never see the light of day in the midst of the time consuming arrangements, touring and rigid blueprint of his regular group. “I have too many songs that keep me up at night and I literally had to start another studio band just to sleep, even though I barely have time for this one either,” he says. What we get is a varietal blend with the expected sardonically sentimental thread of Hart’s 18 year career – from the Rowland S. Howard swamp-rinsed brutality of “Suffer Somehow,” the sad-sack country twang of “Steer The Ship, to the drunk, driving surreality of “Our Accident,” and gallons more he continues to vomit out while Jail Weddings continue to tour/record/workhorse. 
Gabriel Hart and The Fourth Wall is a studio project comprised of longtime collaborators Ian Harrower (Starvations, Red Roses) on drums, Dante Aliano-White (Dante Vs. Zombies, Starlite Desperation) on bass, and new goner Omar Nambo on 2nd guitar.

Gabriel Hart and The Fourth Wall - "Suffer Somehow"

Choosing a road of simple bar band “access” to co-exist with Jail Weddings “excess,” Gabriel Hart (Jail Weddings, Dante Vs. Zombies, The Starvations) quietly started The Fourth Wall last year – not as a result of any kind of existential crisis or slowing down of Jail Weddings – but to simply make songs exist that he knew would never see the light of day in the midst of the time consuming arrangements, touring and rigid blueprint of his regular group. “I have too many songs that keep me up at night and I literally had to start another studio band just to sleep, even though I barely have time for this one either,” he says. What we get is a varietal blend with the expected sardonically sentimental thread of Hart’s 18 year career – from the Rowland S. Howard swamp-rinsed brutality of “Suffer Somehow,” the sad-sack country twang of “Steer The Ship, to the drunk, driving surreality of “Our Accident,” and gallons more he continues to vomit out while Jail Weddings continue to tour/record/workhorse. 
Gabriel Hart and The Fourth Wall is a studio project comprised of longtime collaborators Ian Harrower (Starvations, Red Roses) on drums, Dante Aliano-White (Dante Vs. Zombies, Starlite Desperation) on bass, and newcomer Omar Nambo on 2nd guitar.
Recorded, mixed, and mastered by Scott Barber at the Barber Shop in Echo Park, CA.

Gabriel Hart and The Fourth Wall - "Our Accident"

Gabriel Hart and The Fourth Wall - "No Time To Mourn"

Gabriel Hart and The Fourth Wall - "Blacklite Nights"

The A Side of the new Jail Weddings 7" single (TRU-VOW 004), backed with "Digan Lo Que Digan (originally performed by Raphael). This single was originally released on Record Store Day (April 16th, 2011) but only limited to 20 for that day. This 2nd pressing (released June 5th, 2011) is limited to 350 on marble vinyl. To order, Pay Pal $6 ($7 overseas) to scarecrowhart@hotmail.com.
Both songs were recorded live at The Hobby Shop studios in front of a live audience, no overdubs, by Andrew Murdock sometime in June 2010. 