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EMO ARTIST OF THE DAY: The Jazz June
Emergency! Action Boys - I Didn't Mean Last Night - 7″ - Dead Tank Records - DTR-016
Pressing Stats
Pressing #: 1st Color: Black Qty Pressed: ??? Additional Info: Available on Clear Vinyl
Track Listing
I Didn't Mean Last Night
Tale of Two Stories
Synopsis:
This 7″ was buried in my collection, as I most likely bought a vinyl lot, didn't recognize this and just never bothered to listen to it. Probably regretting that now as on first spin, im taken back to the early years of the Get Up Kids, Jazz June, and the Promise Ring. Very 90s era emo...actual emo not that mall crap. Sad to see that this was this bands only release as its really solid.
Fancy schmalzy release with a cover resembling tissue paper when its really not. Definitely some innovation going on here. Not sure it was worth the effort and cost for such a small release on small label but hey, why not.
Rating: Overall Vinyl Presentation 4/5 Music 4/5
VIRVON VARVON - London vets make glorious postmodern punk racket - PREMIERE
VIRVON VARVON – London vets make glorious postmodern punk racket – PREMIERE
VIRVON VARVON are a post punk band comprised of vets from The Jazz June, Black Time, and Candy Highway. You’ve got: Hanne Highway – Vox Stix Champion – Drums Koala – Guitar, Vox Rob Bass – Bass Lemmy Caution – Guitar At times brilliantly tuneful and uniquely catchy, cacophonous and riotous at others (sometimes in the same song), They have penchant for writing stone cold postmodern punk classics.…
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The Jazz June, 'The Medicine' picked in Rolling Stone '40 Greatest Emo Albums of All Time
The Jazz June, ‘The Medicine’ picked in Rolling Stone ’40 Greatest Emo Albums of All Time
33 The Jazz June, ‘The Medicine’ (2000)
Originating in Kutztown, Pennsylvania, the Jazz June were pure fodder for music theory fans. On third album The Medicine, the band goes beserk with searing melodies; shrill, math-y ad-libs; and surprise detours in time signature. The band dials down the antics to soak in the euphoric daze of “At the Artist’s Leisure – Pt. 2”; then cranks out a jazzy,…
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"so sick of sunshine"
Interview: Andrew Low of the Jazz June
Interview: Andrew Low of the Jazz June
I discovered The Jazz June not in any conventional manner. I was a trainee at my college radio station assigned to a Frank Sinatra themed show. I told the host, Gilbert Gigliotti that I was into emo and he said he had some emo he could play. He then put on The Jazz June’s “Fight Like Sinatra” and I was hooked. A short time later I purchased The Medicineand was playing cuts like “Viva La Speed…
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