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Washed & Round No. 9/Rocc Melange Review

WATER

I sat in the car with the radio off, but the sound of my heart beat louder than a drum.
"Be cool" she said, "when you’re dead, you’re dead", and lit up my cigarette.

man it feels so good.

Don’t wait til I come down, it was you who said to me, death is prettier in trees.
I made my way through veins down back streets.
My demons came in threes, affordable and cheap.
They keep me company.

So we left my place, picked a gram up on the way, with our loose change we made from others mistakes,
such sleight of hand for a junkie, could be the demons in me.

I’d give it up, but I’ve still got one more gram in me, to fend off all my sad.
So load it up, don’t you know we’re all just chasing, something we never had.

Capability, Capacity

this musicians fight against fentynal and its evil that makes hertless people rich

poor little Johnny (3)

High and Tight

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Decisions formed in February of 2016 in New York City because Jacob, Ellen, Jonathan, and Liana all being in one band “seemed to make sense,” a hardcore punk group drawing from an inspired cross-section of outsider influences. Lingering elements of their members’ other projects seep in through the cracks: artful experimental restraint, blown-out noise, the occasional straightforward rock riff. At early shows in kitchens and basements of NYC Decisions created their sparse but hard-hitting weirdo freak-punk-through-a-tin-can sound with lyrics dissecting experiences of “class resentment, being queer and feeling powerful.” This was captured on a cassette in April of 2017, the six-song Plagiarism, released via Death By Sheep Records. Decisions are among the best punk bands in NYC and the tape left many wanting more.

Now behold: ten minutes of new Decisions, a seven-inch titled The Weight of the World Leaves a Broken Back set for release via Wharf Cat. Recorded at JMZ House in October of 2017 by Dave Rata, it’s a raw punk record that plays out almost like one complete sentence—a skeptical and nuanced thought about breaking down the walls and norms of a boring fucking world, and the gatekeepers and institutions reinforcing a busted status quo. It’s like a collective decision to push back and say No, with screeching feedback, ominous primal drums, sirening basslines. “TRAPPED” is at once an epiphany and a rejection while “DISFORM” uses rhythmic double-tracked vocals to sear into those who spew bullshit theories and meaningless words, all leading to some of the record’s most central questions: “I try my best to live comfortably in this body that I hate… Are we living outside this binary or creating another one?”

It’s a song that asks whether seemingly radical communities only end up creating their own hierarchies and power systems, a topic further pried open as “GATEKEEPER” rails against the holders of power in hardcore, a world they seem content to tear apart and build anew on their own terms. “RUSTED SHUT” is the only song to break two minutes, a slow and creeping build that eventually breaks and example of this band’s cool use of pace and testing of patience. Is it a takedown of old guard systems and impossibly locked doors or just a meditation on some ancient building? Figure it out for yourself or don’t. The answers are never easy. Decisions suggests you can opt for a process instead. With unrelenting rage and disjointed grooves, The Weight of the World Leaves a Broken Back is the sound of a new New York punk underground, of chaos bending towards something more interesting.

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Decisions - Trapped (From "The Weight of the World Leaves a Broken" Back EP)

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Big Ups is:
Brendan Finn -Drums, Percusssion, Violin
Joe Galarraga - Vocals, Percussion, Guitar, Baritone Guitar, Synthesizer, Piano, Drum Machine
Amar Lal - Guitar, Percussion, Synthesizer, Bass Guitar, Field Recording, Glockenspiel, Harmonium
Carlos Salguero Jr. - Bass Guitar, Percussion

Additional Vocals on "Trying to Love" by Elana Ehrenberg
Additional Percussion on "Trying to Love" by Michael Quigley

Artwork by Austin Redwood. Art Layout by Amar Lal. Track 1 Recorded at Thump and Moon Recording by Amar Lal. Track 2-4 and 6-8 recorded at Gravesend Recordings by Julian Fader and Carlos Hernandez with additional recording at Moon Recording and Crew Cuts by Amar Lal. Track 5 partially recorded at the Moos Cabin, Ten Mile Lake, Cass County, MN. Mixed by Amar Lal. Mastered by Sarah Register. All music by Big Ups except Track 5 by Amar Lal and Joe Galarraga.

Big Ups - Fear

Swallow Me

Debut single taken from the forthcoming 'SLOPES' EP out April 30th 2018

-Recorded and Mixed by Mikey Shaw at Dub Cavern Studio. 
-Mastered by The Drum Tamer at Hidden Colour Audio. 
-Artwork by Jason Gairn

SPIT IT

Release Date: 20/04/18
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Peace Of Mind

Lies of Life

Lyrics:
It’s lookin like I like to look at things I shouldn’t look at 
Temptations a sensation that don’t die with maturation  
But for now I’m yours And I’ll remind you every day 
You say go I’ll go 
But if you want me to stay I’ll stay 
Say say 
Dadadadadaa I’m down for whatever  
Dadadadadaa I’m down for what 
The thing you want the thing you need is all you are thinkin of 
It kinda looks it kinda sounds a little but like love 
But for now I’m yours And I’ll remind you every day 
You say go I’ll go 
But if you want me to stay I’ll stay 
Say say 
Dadadadadaa I’m down for whatever  
Dadadadadaa I’m down for what 
You know it, you know it  
Dadadadadaa I’m down for whatever  
Dadadadadaa I’m down for what

Down For Whatever

Kings

BALISONG

Disinfect

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