Song by Brady Newbill

Brady - guitars, bass, vocals
Steve Copeletti - drums
Robin Roslund - violin
Timothy Hicks - guitar

Mixed by Adam Rosenberg
Mastered by Chris Mahle at CB Media

Since Life Began (Single edit)

The Monaco is a Motel. An Alan Parsons record played at 45rpm sets the tone for an interview with the manager of The Monaco from a hospitality education record. Edited together like a grass patio area, or hot dogs.
video > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vke91JuixkQ

Motel Is A Monaco

Kimmy Patrick and Hammy

Deep Sea

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https://lancebangsva.bandcamp.com/album/lance-mountain

#1 Single Released On 4 20

38th St.

music and lyrics by Robert Wratten
vocals, guitar, and organ - Chris Horgan
recorded by Chris Horgan at Florida Nada Studios in Fort Lauderdale, FL

Sometimes I Still Feel the Bruise (Trembling Blue Stars cover)

Within a grainy film-still between a summer sunset and the end of times lies the post-punk squall of Weekend. Weekend filter the aggression, tempo and sneer of punk through a wall of reverb, haunting melody, feedback and primitive garage guitar. Formed in San Francisco in late 2009, the band have quickly developed a totally distinctive take on the history of noise rock. Combining noisy guitars, pounding rhythms and dark post-punk vibes in fresh ways isn't easy, but Weekend somehow make it look effortless.

Their new album Sports is one of the most assured debuts in recent memory, full of rumbling rhythms, layers of LOUD guitars and most of all great songs that pay special attention to texture and atmosphere, and leaven even the most riotous moments with unexpected shards of melody. "End Times" is power-pop as interpreted by "Feed Me With Your Kiss"-era MBV, an amazing mix of melody and racket that perfecting encapsulates what Sports and Weekend are about.

Weekend - End Times

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Sometimes I Still Feel the Bruise (Trembling Blue Stars cover)

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