Spoiler Cliff

Frankie's

Rat Tail

From the Shell It Out 3-song EP. Jet ski sludge / hot crud-nu noise for cool fools. Recorded at The Precinct in 2024.

Shell It Out

Flat Tires

Backstrap

"Suddenly, Last Summer" written by Martha Davis / Reservoir One America

Suddenly, Last Summer

https://www.facebook.com/twintrances/

https://twintrances.bandcamp.com/

A lascivious, robot-to-ass, sludge party play; an epic void shifting into measures of broiling, tactile, goop-hot US Festival rock spun with the melancholy anthems of the last in line. In Atlanta, 2011, drum dude Chris Brooks and guitarist/singer Chris Strawn, a pair of 40-ish, functioning drunks who dug each other’s rock (Glen Iris, Brass Castle, Celephais, King Congregation), found common ground in early Van Halen, Silent Rage & random learning disabilities, then named it Twin Trances. Check out the newest one Private Stock: 
https://twintrances.bandcamp.com/

"Heavy ass minimalist sludge rock. Thankfully, not dull or annoying like, say, Burning Witch - it's more of a mix of Torche, Melvins and Enemy Mine. Loads of repetitious riffs yet without the boredom. It's way more heavy rock 'n' roll than heavy metal and nuthin' wrong with that." (Maximum Rock 'N' Roll)

"Chris Strawn and Chris Brooks – lock balls and crack walls on their new, heavy doody, self-titled LP. As an outlet for aging angst, the barrel-fisted bash ‘n’ sludge does the trick nicely." (Stomp and Stammer)

"Doom pop. Garage. Fancy names for fuzzed-out guitars. What a nice surprise that Chris and Chris have released this 7-track grind-out just in time for summer. August 13 this album will fall out of the sky in vinyl record form and crush the Star Bar." (Olympic Sedans)

"This record was a nice surprise. The Tron-esque cover and band name had me thinking keyboards and digital drums - wrong! This is heavy, late night, driving-through-the-high-desert stoner rock. The best way I can describe these guys is by referencing Back to the Future: remember the scene where Marty is wearing a space suit, puts the headphones on his father, and plays Van Halen? There's a Melvins-style vocal effect that sounds like a voice coming at you through a tunnel. It doesn't have that loose feeling a lot of stoner bands have or bass, for that matter, which is a plus when you're a two-piece like these fellas." (Razorcake)

"Seven tracks of chaotic, sonic greatness make up this Atlanta band's self-titled new album. Biting vocals, fuzzed-out guitars and hypnotic drumming combine for a grunge-meets-New-Wave concoction." (Star News Online)

"Fire starting, riff-drum crack combination.. unleashing the menace." (The Deli Philly)

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