Losing Sleep

Incessant

Russian - Proof Outhaus

Superfund

Come to the Loud

In The City

Flops To Lofts

All Against All

Dirty as a princess can get 
Motions in Limine written and checked 
Atta boy yeah chase her down 
That a boy the old college try 
Atta boy yeah cover her up 
That a boy…

Damsel in distress. 
Find yourself with her in the alligator pit. 
Your psychic agony your depleted angst 
You got your free urge now 
Got your free urge on. 

Dirty as a princess can get. 
I better get my eyes checked. 
Take my picture I’ll pose for you. 
Take my picture I’m your poor sport. 

Dirty as a princess can get 
Motions in Limine written and checked 

Not your fault you’re overrated 
Helped along by everyone. 
You got your life to envy. 
I envy you. 

Dirty as a Princess can get. Better get your eyes checked. 
Damsel in Distress… find yourself with her in the alligator pit. 
Dirty Princess, Dirty Princess. 

Dirty Princess

Single from forthcoming LP Lion's Den.
Recorded at Comp_Ny with Be Hussey
Los Angeles, CA

Drogas

the Lower Echelon is a to-the-point, no-nonsense punk-rock 'n' roll band fusing the best parts of all punk rock genres into one. Their sound is a mixture most reminiscent of the underground of the mid-60's era garage rock, a touch of the spirit of '77, and a sprinkling of early 80's hardcore for good measure. the Lower Echelon delivers garage rock clarity with thoughtful lyrics, driving energy and punk enthusiasm. The hail from the City of Angeles.

“If you skateboarded in the suburbs in the early 1980s (ahem), or have stood around in a basement with a red cup of something watching people thrash around on stage with energy neck-and-neck with talent heading into the final turn…use your imagination to map those experiences onto a Superfund site, and that's what this song is like.”
- Molly Petersen of KPCC, on lead track “Superfund”

“The Lower Echelon, famous (or if they're not, they should be) for their toe-tapper ‘Russian-Proof Outhaus’”
- Liz Ohanesian of LA Weekly

“As for the Lower Echelon, what’s not to love? It is Los Angeles-based, guitar-centered punk rock with Jello Biafra-inspired vocals that playfully poke and prod the listener in hopes that they will wake the fuck up.”
- John Mule of Razorcake