Genre: Punk Rock, Garage Punk
Label: Sympathy for the Record Industry
Origin: Long Beach, California
File: 84 Mb (320kbps)
Lineup:
Jeff Fieldhouse: guitar, vocals, 2nd bass
Scott "Deluxe" Drake: vocals
Jimi Silveroli: drums
Jaybird Blake: bass
Billy Burks: guitar , vocals
Tracklist:
1. Murder City Revolution 2:22
2. Up Yer Heart 2:39
3. Psycho Repairman 2:18
4. Hey Shadow 1:54
5. Drunk Tank 2:33
6. War Is Hell 1:57
7. Rocket and the Retards 2:08
8. Soul Surgeon 2:33
9. Cops and Robbers 2:35
10. Unsafe at Any Speed 2:29
11. Zombie 2:23
12. Insect Liberation 2:26
13. Rocket Reducer No. 62 2:03
14. Apocalypse Girl 2:03
15. Death Threat Machine 3:08
This is the 2nd full length album by The Humpers and this one contains high octane rockabilly influenced garage punk that's sure to get you going while slobbering drunk. Seriously kick ass tunes by these dudes.
The Mail Lady came bearing gifts last week... Brian; vocalist of Switchblade Cheetah, sent in these two fine albums for me to post up.
Hey Bro!
Brian from Switchblade Cheetah here!
Here are two albums for your blog!
Switchblade Cheetah are from Tallahassee, Florida. Formed in 2004, members include Brian Pitt vocals/drums, and Gregory Lee on vocals/all guitars. They had a drummer but decided to kick him out and have been going strong as a two-piece for the last 3 years. Switchblade Cheetah has played with bands such as The Circle Jerks, H.R. of Bad Brains, and Bomber. Some of their influences include: GG Allin, Roky Erikson, Samhain, The Germs, and Domestic Dispute. The purpose of Switchblade Cheetah is "To bring the best Gutter trash piss scum music" to the masses.
2007 - The Bone Gospel (320kbps)
"The Bone Gospel" is our singles collection from 2007 which is more straight forward Punk Devil Thrash.
Track Listing:
1. Guns.Money.Bullets.Skulls
2. Vigilante Justice
3. Nightmoves
4. Skull Helmet
5. Spit It Out
6. Downward Glowing Hoof Speak
7. Ambush
8. Hotel Hell Feast
9. Goatbook
10. Renegade
11. Hellbones
12. Titanic Seeds
13. Feral Children
14. White Freightliner
15. Wolfbite
16. Adoring Seryans Dressed In Furs
17. Light Bearer
18. Father Wolf
19. Hanoi Scooter Boy
20. Wolf Christ Den
21. Spit It Out
22. Skull Helmet
23. Mercenary
24. Close Range Gunfighting
25. Vigilante Justice
26. Skull Helmet
27. I, They, We Let's Scare Tracy to Death
28. Bone Farmer
29. Wolfspeak
Damn!
These guys are great. What I really love is the raw, straight forward approach that many bands fail to utilize. Most of these songs stuck with me for a few days after listening to the album a couple of times, which is always a good thing. After hearing this I'd definitely be down to hear the rest of their stuff.
The second disc, "Thrash Suckin' High Heeled Scum" is our newest album and I feel that it is our definitive collection and sound. It is more garage punk psychedelia occult scum.
Track Listing:
1. No Hope (Takin' that Risk)
2. Bag of Bones
3. Bonedog
4. Gladiator Goat Wolf
5. The Cup
6. Slaughter High
7. Hair of The Goat
8. Out For Blood
9. Do The Snuff Creek Shuffle
10. That's Off
11. Get Back A-Go-Go
12. I Touched the Beast
13. Bonelust
14. Holy Holy
15. Do The Cheetah Stomp
16. John Lawman
17. Beyond the Darkness
18. Ol' Bag Of Bones
All I can say is that you'd better be ready to Do the Snuff Creek Shuffle. This album is a little different than the other, but I still like it. Mainly because of the raw approach once again. These guys are definitely having fun and writing some grimey stuff. Overall I really enjoyed this, I Touched the Beast was one that stuck out as well as Hair of the Goat and Gladiator Goat Wolf. Just take my word and check this shit out.
Switchblade Cheetah were also featured on the soundtrack for New Orleans' Terror Optics Studio's short film "Creepy Dean" which can be seen HERE They are currently in the process of recording a new EP, so be on the lookout for that, I'm sure Brian will keep us posted.
1. Heat Seeker 2. Rip Your Heart Out 3.Fed Up 4. Cops 5. My Baby Yeah 6. Can't Take It 7. Baby Let Go 8. Zodiac 9. Can't Stop 10. Dolemite 11. Ugly 12. Shadow 13. Whats In It For Me 14. She Said Yeah
Really good Garage Punk from San Francisco, Ca. featuring former members of Supercharger and Mr. T Experience. Look at them on the cover, that's how they played live, dressed in all black with nylons over their heads and energy you wouldn't believe! I'm not really fully into Garage Punk but bands such as The Rip Offs, Supercharger, Teengenerate and Loli & the Chones really get my attention. This is a really fun listen that rocks by pretty fast, just keep hitting the play button!
Swampchode got me on a Pallbearer's kick and somehow it made me run across this band again which I haven't heard in years. Crazy, crusty punk recommended to anybody that's looking to catch a case of whiplash...
"You should know the drill by now, expect lots of fast hardcore/punk (but not too fast) with shouted vocals and fucking slick bass runs that fly all over the place rather than copying the guitars. Most of the songs hover right around a minute each and they just shred straight through without fucking around. These cats were never particularly sloppy, but I must say that the new tracks are tighter than ever, so the performances are really fucking dead on. There's definitely more of an emphasis on the punk influences this time out, it's still thick, but it's not what I would classify as necessarily heavy, and the slightly chaotic aspects have become more controlled and refined, which really fits the delivery a lot better. "Frat Boy", for example, has a slightly "catchier" structure with some gang backup vocals and such, but there are still a few tracks with that driving sort of heavier crust thing happening, namely "Immaculate Deception". Then they close the LP with a great cover of Flipper's "Ha, Ha, Ha". I love the recording. It's thick and natural with a suitable mix that gives everything its own space. It's certainly not polished, but it's not overly raw or anything like that at all. It's a lot clearer and more well rounded than the EP's, that's for sure. The layout is all in black and white with a little bit of green, and the artwork is incredible. There are tons of awesome illustrations, and I love the way the booklet is set up. All of the covers from the 7" releases are included, and the lyrics are presented straight off of the EP layouts as well, which works out great. Most of the lyrics are personal and just deal with base level frustrations and stuff, but then out of nowhere there's a scathing political attack like "Satisfied Means Pacified": "The vote is nothing more than a scam, Like war, taxes, and justice and the freedom of your 'fellow man', So wave the flag and praise the lord, Demand your given voice, Pull the lever, drop the ballot, and believe that you've made a choice." Good stuff. The new songs are the band's best yet in my opinion, so definitely pick this up if you enjoyed any of the previous 7" releases. (7/10)" ~ Aversiononline.com
Devil Dogs: The Fabulous Andy G (guitar, vocals) Crazy Stevie (bass guitar) Mighty Joe Vincent (drums).
01. Big Fuckin Party (PT.1) (3:06) 02. Dance With You Baby (1:48) 03. Gonna Be My Girl (2:09) 04. Once Around The Block (1:56) 05. I Don’t Believe You (2:18) 06. Backstage (2:36) 07. Back In The City (1:56) 08. 6th Ave Local (2:15) 09. It’s Not Easy (2:05) 10. Sweet Like Wine (3:21) 11. Stuck In 3rd Gear (2:52) 12. Alright! (2:35) 13. Big Fuckin Party (Reprise) (1:12) 14. Get On Your Knees (3:34) 15. Hellraiser (2:59) 16. Burnin Love (2:21) 17. So Young (3:00) 18. Long Gone (2:07)
Batmobile got me thinking about rockabilly type styles then i thought of the greatest punkabilly band ever! It's the god freakin' Devil Dogs! Damn this cd really brings back some memories for me. It's just a non stop party punk band with an exciting 50's flare. This is New York's hidden gem right here.
Lux Interior - vocals Poison Ivy Rorschach - guitar Candy Del Mar - bass guitar Nick Knox - drums
Released: February 12, 1990 Recorded: 1989 Genre: Psychobilly, Garage punk Length: 47:51 Label: Enigma Producer: Poison Ivy
Track listing:
1. Bop Pills 2. God Damn Rock N Roll 3. Bikini Girls With Machine Guns 4. All Women Are Bad 5. The Creature From the Black Leather Lagoon 6. Shortenin' Bread 7. Daisys up Your Butterfly 8. Everything Goes 9. Journey to the Center of a Girl 10. Mama Oo Pow Pow 11. Saddle up a Buzz Buzz 12. Muleskinner Blues 13. Her Love Rubbed Off 14. Her Love Rubbed Off (Live) 15. Bikini Girls With Machine Guns (Live)
This is my favorite Cramps album and it's just plain fun.
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I originally started this blog with the intent to create an archive of New Orleans/Louisiana based bands demo's, EP's, full lengths and live recordings. My primary focus was to feature a little bit of everything going on in this great city. There are many bands past and present that have never gotten the recognition that they (in my opinion) truly deserved.
So I figured why not start converting all these demo tapes and etc. and share them with the world? But as I kicked the idea around on a few message boards and with friends, I decided to not just limit the page to Louisiana.
So here you will find artists from all across the globe, some may be well known, others may not. Here at Nola 504 and More, the Krewe and myself all have very unique musical tastes, which I think helps our page really stand out.
Yes, we may feature a lot of metal, but we also have punk, country, jazz, rockabilly, etc. Musical "gumbo" so to speak; meaning a little bit of everything. So, if you are/were in a band from Louisiana, or anywhere else in the world, and care to share it with the rest of the world, drop one of us an email. We'd love to check it out!
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