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CC DUST- Never Going To Die

from the album 'Snooty Garbagemen' LP (12XU 075-1, out July 6. 2015

You might be familiar with Houston guitarist Tom Triplett from such groups including but not limited to The Real Energy, No Talk, Hammatsu Tom & the Kroger Sushi River Band and the Homopolice.  In more recent times, perhaps you've stood, jaw agape, stunned by Tom's performances and recordings with OBN III's or BLAXXX.  Now, in the summer of 2015, Tom emerges from the shadows of those acclaimed projects, preparing to cast a huge shadow on HIS NEXT BAND. 

Tom is accompanied by drummer Josh Wolf (Secret Prostitutes, Sick Abuse, Crime Wave, The Real Energy, Bloody Hammer, Lysol S.S. and many, many more) and bassist Manie Chen (Titan Blood)


Snooty Garbagemen -  I Can't Find My Keys

You vanish like smoke in the air
I reach but there's nothing there
Silent echoes
Empty stare

[Chorus]
You ghost me I ghost you
A dance we both know how to do
Fading signals passing in the night
That’s the only language you know, Right

[Verse 2]
A game of shadows we both play
Your words dissolve
Drift away
Truth unspoken
Night turns gray

[Prechorus]
And if I call will you hear
Or disappear
Disappear

[Chorus]
You ghost me I ghost you
A dance we both know how to do
Fading signals passing in the night
That’s the only language you know, Right

[Bridge]
No letters left unsent
No hearts to mend or bend
We’re echoes till the end

[PreChorus]
Why the silence?
No explanation, no cause
And still here we stand at the pass to it all
Empty hollow where words use to live
A void of nothing, something's got to give 

[Chorus]
You ghost me I ghost you
A dance we both know how to do
Fading signals passing in the night
That’s the only language you know, Right

Ghost Me, Ghost You

Alone again

7" available now on Corner Shop Pop: https://cornershoppop.bandcamp.com/releases

Artwork by Jordan Gray: www.jordangray.co.uk

Recorded by Eric Tormey at Barnroom Studios.

Gang - Animalia

'Monk' is from the Love is Hard LP out on 5/6.  Pre-order your LP here - http://wharfcatrecords.com/store/wgvvpson3q3y0ui51vqaygwzy2hsgy

Pre-order on Apple Music here - https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/love-is-hard/id1076919555

Although this Brooklyn trio is probably too goddamn youthful to care what the hell I'm talking about, there's a consistent vibe to their debut album that puts me in mind of great Cleveland bands of the last century -- from The Mirrors to Friction to Death of Samantha and onward. Something about the way Dan Wise's guitar mixes with both his singing, and that of Cory Feierman's, reminds me of naught but a Lake Erie fish fry. And the rhythm section, with Cory on bass and Will Schmiechen on drums, bears down on these twinned howls in a way that makes it possible to catch whiffs of the Dead Boys at their sharpest.

Perhaps this geographical anomaly results from the fact that Honey's line-up contains two veterans of the Wisconsin Dells water park scene and a native New Yorker, creating a mutant hybrid Ohioan in the process. But that is just theory.
The reality is that these guys are punching a lot straighter and harder than they did with previous units they've been in, and the results are a loud and royal blast. You still get a soupçon of sophisto texture deep in the interior of some of the tunes' architecture, but the main trajectory of the material has a brutalist immediacy. There are even parts where Coryʼs voice conjures up a bellow recalling the long- gone Wolf King of Lodi. But all the tunes hit your head like a fox terrier shot from a bazooka.

This is a great, hard-edged slice of rock noise that blazes with a light far more forthright than I'd dared expect. How very fucking cool is that? --Byron Coley

Honey - Monk

Origin of What

TYVEK - Origin of What

Silver Tears

The Underground Youth ninth album, Montage Images of Lust & Fear is undoubtedly their most sincere work in an extensive, decade-long discography with which they’ve picked up a cult following across the globe – made evident in their millions of YouTube streams and relentless international touring.  


This is The Underground Youth’s most intense and honest record yet - in the ambitious songwriting and live recording (a first for the band), as well as the lyrical subject matter. Craig Dyer explains “Montage Images of Lust & Fear is inspired by the succession of experiences we are increasingly dealt by the media. Sex, violence, love, suspicion, desire, distress, etc. The album acts as a montage itself, the subject of each song dealing with an aspect of either lust or fear. Like flicking through the channels on a television. Until in the end you are overcome by white noise. Static.”

Montage Images Of Lust & Fear

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The Underground Youth - Last Exit To Nowhere

breathe just breathe
take your time and see
that we are free but we can't be seen 
not without loss
beyond the stars
where am i now 
strange new world
unknown charts
no way home
fall , just fall into the dark
cause we aren't free , we can't be the last one
beyond the stars 
where am I now
dare i say theres nothing at all
but empty space

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