@mskathyfreeman: Thanks Kathy!  Diggin your new one O.V.E.R.

Where do you go when you go home
Where do you go when you go home
Nothing here even looks the same
Funny how everything can change

Where do you go when you’re all wash up
Where do you go when you’re out of luck
Nothing left but the memory
Lock it up throw away the key

It's times like these they bring you down
Nothing constant as the change

It's times like these they break you down
Don’t get caught in yesterday

Where do you go when you go home
Where do you go when you go home
Nothing here for you anyway
Nobody cares if you leave or stay

Where do you go when the lights go out
Where do you go when you’re full of doubt
These days it looks so worn down
Light a match burn it to the ground


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Written in half an hour, recorded two days later by Ed Ripley at Hermitage Works Studios. Thanks buddy!

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The results of a steady diet of 90's punk, skateboarding, and beer....combined with the pangs of growing up.  Our debut album "Barely Making ¢ents" is out now!  https://undertipper.bandcamp.com/releases

UnderTipper began as a project in late 2014 when Tavis Disgraceful parted ways on good terms with Cincinnati OH punk band “Bad Standard” to focus on recording a full length solo album.  The goal of UnderTipper was to take existing original songs, give them a bit of a facelift and ensure they were recorded as well as one dude hanging out in a basement with a few beers, guitars, and a computer is able.  At very minimum it still sounded like a pretty appealing way to spend free time in the evenings.  Three months into the project Bad Standard bassist Jeff Forton was persuaded to "come over and have a few brews" ultimately leading to him recording bass guitar and additional backup vocals for the album.  One can never have enough “gang vocals” though….the struggle is real.  Ultimately Clay Stevens and Mike Ashcraft (both from Bad Standard) where invited down into the basement to croon additional backup vocals into the microphone.  With group vocal “gangyness” achieved, there was still the small matter of getting a decent album mix.  Having been a longtime fan of The Copyrights (and originally hailing from the Carbondale IL area himself) Tavis contacted Luke McNeill (The Copyrights, Hospital Job, all around super nice guy) about mixing the album.  Apparently Luke never sleeps because he agreed to take on the project.  The end result is the debut UnderTipper album “Barely Making ¢ents” due out in late November 2015.  Our sincerest thanks to everyone who has showed enthusiasm about the project/band along way, and anyone who found the time to give us a listen.  --UnderTipper crew

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