what cats?

black cats cross my path
go away on my welcome mat
i feel so alone
so shameless shameless shameless

my palm is an open map
i'm going no where fast
i feel so alone
insane insane insane

come on and take the salt away
come on and pour it on the wound

fat rats feel my wrath
claw tubs, silver baths
i feel sunken in
so shapeless, shapeless, shapeless

my palm is an open map
i'm going no where fast
i feel so alone
insane insane insane

i feel something new for you
i feel something new for you 

come on and take this salt away
come on and pour it on the wound

Salt

Can you guys why we named it "Bomb It Out?"

(When In Doubt) Bomb It Out

Capital-C Chiptune! This is a long version of a tune I wrote as the intro for the Rocket Punch podcast. Some cool guys local to me covering video games.

http://www.rocketpunchgo.com/

One Game Boy, two guitars.

A Fistful Of Rocket Punches

"'Tis What 'Tis" is Googie's relentless debut solo album, hitting you with banger after shmanger of Googie's infectious vocal stylings over original beats you can't help but boogie to. Old school rhymes with a splash of intelligence are on full display, inviting you to vibe along with Googie's contagious, upbeat energy. So far out its getting colder, "'Tis what 'Tis" comes fresh on the heels of 2015's acclaimed BALD AFRO collaboration with underground workhorse Lt Headtrip, thrusting Googie to the forefront whether the world is ready or not. 

Hailing from West New York, NJ and currently based out of Queens, Googie is as confident and vibrant as the great city he calls home. Googie has spent years honing his craft in the independent rap scene, both as a solo artist and as a member of New York's loudest collective, the Karma Kids. "'Tis What 'Tis" features a who's-who of underground stalwarts, with features from fellow Karma Kids-- Gruff Lion, Duncecap and Lt Headtrip-- plus NYC staples Premrock and Warren S. Britt. On the beats, Googie enlists his labelmates Headtrip and Samurai Banana (who also supplies the cuts), and gets help from Montana Macks, Fresh Kils, RedDirt the Illusionist, Jeff Markey and two original beats from indie rap legend Blockhead. The end result is 45 minutes of instant classic. 

Stand up, get down and go berserk. If you don't have as much fun listening as Googie had creating, well, "'Tis what 'Tis."
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released August 30, 2016 

Lyrics by Googie unless otherwise noted. 

Additional lyrics on track 2 by Lt Headtrip 
Additional lyrics on tracks 3 and 13 by Gruff Lion 
Additional lyrics on track 5 by Warren S. Britt and PremRock 
Additional lyrics on track 8 by Duncecap 

Track 1 prod. by Montana Macks 
Tracks 2, 3, 4, 8, 11 prod. by Headtrip 
Track 5 prod. by Fresh Kils 
Tracks 6 and 9 prod. by Blockhead 
Track 7 prod. by Samurai Banana 
Tracks 10, 13, 14 prod. by RedDirt The Illusionist 
Track 12 prod. by Jeff Markey 
Cuts by Samurai Banana 
Background Vocals by the Karma Kids 
Engineered by Headtrip at Karma Kids Studios 
Mixed by Willie Green at the GreenHouse 
Tracks 6 and 9 mixed by Blockhead 
Artwork by Jack Samels
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'Tis What 'Tis

Refresh [prod. by Montana Mack]

Purple Dinosaur

Victim Cache was started in the summer of 2010 by John Quarles and Tim Soderstrom. We are an electro-indie band focused on trying to find new creative ways to integrate electronic sounds into music.