Nov 9, 2017
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Tranzmitors - bigger houses, broke homes 7" on pink vinyl - $9 #tranzmitors #powerpop
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All Dogs - All Dogs 7" - Dummy
Audacity - Butter Knife - Dancing Under Soft Light Average Times - Average Times - Popsicle Hunters - Hunters - Narcissist
Kremlin - Drunk In The Gulag - Steel Case Proxy - Police Car 7" - Police Car Asile - Kitchissippi Toxique - Haute-Tension S.H.I.T. - Demo 2012 - Feeding Time
Big Eyes - Almost Famous - Wanted Sometimes
Octagrape - Red UFO - Real Light Fake Limbs - The Power of Patrician Upbringing - Green Chartreuse Wage Theft - Demo - Burn Yr Bra/Jockstrap Tough Age - Tough Age - Seahorse
Steve Adamyk Band - Monterrey 7" - Front to Back Nervous Talk - Introductions 7” - Introductions Tranzmitors - Busy Singles - Between Planets
Needles//Pins - Out of This Place 7" - Out of This Place
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Based out of Vancouver, B.C., The Tranzmitors play a classic blend of power pop described as being reminiscent of Elvis Costello. I say "described as" because "I See the Writing On the Wall" is far from something I typically listen to. This record is a catchy throwback to pop music you'd expect to hear in the 60's, with a slight tinge of classic punk. I appreciate that a label like React - mostly known for their youth crew revival sound - decided to put this single out. Even if the A & B-side labels are reversed.
When I first heard their demo 2004, I hardly thought I'd be seeing the Dan Yemin-influenced love child known as Shook Ones still playing 9 years later. It's been great seeing them grow out of simple Lifetime-worship and into a full-fledged group; and I've greatly enjoyed all of the music it's brought along the way. "Merriweather Post Pavilion" is a two-song single, showcasing the matured sound Shook Ones have embraced in the last few years since "Facetious Folly Feat". Even better, is the band's follow up to the contents of "Order Form" with the B-side "Fancy".
Combining elements of metallic hardcore with 90's alternative rock, Tacoma's Wreck bring their 6131 debut to the table in the form of "Nervous Wreck". Although only 4 songs in length, this 7" shows a wide variety in styles; bringing to mind the likes of Helmet and Trapped Under Ice. I'm sure that sounds like a weird combo, but it's something you need to hear for yourself. Unfortunately the band has slowed down a bit in the last year or so, and I can only hope that changes with time.
Based out of Olympia, WA, Grimace was a hardcore punk band infusing elements of powerviolence. "Mustard Gas & Roses" is heavily reminiscent of groups like Violent Minds, Waste Management, and even early Think I Care. It's not so much the band's music that really sticks out with me as it is their lyrics; ranging from biting social commentary within the music community, to the folly's of the penal system & government spending. However, in true, disappointing punx fashion, Grimace called it quits before seeing the proper release of this 7".
Post #100 And its an old videomixtape i did a few years back. I hope its viewable since there might be some copyright crap with it also its not really safe for work. Or IF you play it at your work you are the coolest person ever and your co-wokers will love you. (PS. if it does'nt work then screw google and go here : http://mixtape2.i4s.org/ ) Anyway its friday im of to record Dead Ghosts. So thats #100 and im pretty psyched about the next 100 posts. Tracklist: The Boomtown Rats - Looking For Number One Boys - Who Was That The Names - Scared The Presidentsmen - Cry Fascinators - Blue Movies Btp Folders - All Of A Sudden Telefones - She is in Love With THe Rolling Stones The 101'ers - Keys To Your Heart Gentleman Jesse & His Men - I Don't Wanna Know Trainspotters - High Rise Satans - Rats - You Make Me Sick Eddy Current Suppression Ring - There's A Lot Of It Going Around The Marked Men - Whip Me Straight Arrows - Something Happens Zebrassieres - Beach Fight Terror - Bakom Stängda Dörrar Baspop - Lilla Staden Home Blitz - Murder in My Heart The Vibrators - Automatic Lover The Jam - 'A' Bomb In Wardour Street Stiff Little Fingers - Alternative Ulster The Damned - Smash It Up
Tranzmitors - Look What You're Doing
