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(G Green) New Music

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G.Green - Brain Fuck [MP3]

A new track from Sacramento punks G.Green. premiered on Impose today and I couldn't get enough. The song is featured on a brand new LP titled Area Codes from local label and blog favorite Mt. St. Mtn. LP is limited to 300 copies so act quick!

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G. GREEN // "GAY 90'S"

"why don't we ever party or rip? i sit apart and play with my hair."

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Area-50FUN! EP. 31 on KJACK RADIO

Playlist from 10/29/12 Area-50FUN! radio show on KJACK.

Every Monday from 7-8PM on kjack.org / 1680 AM in Flagstaff, AZ / Ch. 61 on Campus Cable

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G. Green: “Your House” from Crap Culture

Telstar Drugs: “Young Jane Fonda” from Telstar Drugs

The New Yorker: “Katie” fom Living Among Winners and Losers

Tough Stuff: “Blankets” from Beware//ep

Happy Snakes: “Repertoire” from Sucker Kid EP

Ari & Her Banjo: “Never Get To Heaven When You Die” from sqrt2

Told Slant: “In San Francisco” from Still Water

Sweat Lodge: “Dirty” from Sweat Lodge Demo

Liam The Younger: “Door” from Revel Hidden Worlds

Eskimeaux: “Two Mountains” from Two Mountains

Mount Eerie: “Don’t Smoke” from Black Wooden Ceiling Opening

Tom Grrrl: “I’m Coming Out” from Rough Demonstrations

The Shivas: “Gun In My Pocket” from Whiteout

JAWWZZ!!!: “Jansport” from Chummzz

Mandarin Dynasty: “A Good Fight” from Sea Legs

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Video: G. Green - Pool of Blood

By Rebecca Seung

While a bathtub with a couple drops of food coloring can hardly be called a pool of blood, this video from Sacramento's G. Green will at least make you see red, as they split screen images of the band writhing and oozing with various blood-like specimens. This scuzzy slow song comes from their Mt. St. Mtn. release Crap Culture, available for purchase here. 

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Review: G. Green - Crap Culture

By Becca Capers

Out of Sacramento comes G. Green, a garage outfit trying more successfully than others before it to deflect patronizing commentary. ("Y'all are cute" is a comment I'm sure they've gotten before, and I imagine they've hated it. See band photo.) 

Their LP, aptly dressed in pizza and just out this month, is called Crap Culture. It is, in style and content, a pithy and distinctly adult perspective on youth (I would say "retrospective" if I didn't think their songs suggest an acceptance of the inner punky teen). With good ol' chord progressions that beg covering by a beginner guitar-playing fan, the whole album could be described with a word that has regrettably fallen into ill favor among music lovers recently: accessible. But I am far from belittling with a word this echo in the gut of any social fringe member. Social fringe members need echoes like these! How pumped was I to hear Andrew Henderson's controlled, half-throttle chest voice ascend into unbridled yelps in the sardonic "No Big Deal"? Very. How consistently satisfied am I by Liz Liles' simple-but-heavy drumming style that skillfully sets cymbal in complement with bass? Oh, so very. 

There is a self-reflecting, self-editing quality in the anthems and the ballads of this aloof album that I want to hear more often out of every musician I know. Like a seen-it-all wisdom that is somehow transferrable into their instruments. Listen to "Gay 90's" below.

<a href="http://cultofggreen.bandcamp.com/track/gay-90s" _mce_href="http://cultofggreen.bandcamp.com/track/gay-90s">Gay 90's by G. Green</a>