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released in 2001
what these kids from knoxville,tn did was mix equal parts of fugazi (maybe due the fact that don zientara produced this album) with equal parts of pageninetynine
and now i'll throw some more band names at you:
unwound...kerosene 454...joan of arc...cap'n jazz...milemarker
make up your mind?
good
enjoy
wash your hands
http://www.mediafire.com/?hvsmbfj9vtp
5 comments:
Great band, great album. Anyone have their first album, "Capillary Lockdown"?
I don't know about any Cap'n Jazz or Joan of Arc comparisons. I always thought 400 Years myself. We used to play with them a lot, and they were always great guys, but I thought their music was a bit of a throwback that was too soon. People ate it up, though.
one of the guys of the Red Scare is doing some prog-post-kraut-rock that is totally lame, Cloudland Canyon.
thanks for this record!
I just amazoned this motherfucker for 0.59 $. this purchase has really made my day, consuming can be fun!
The drummer is now the guitarist-singer in the noise Baltimore dudes New Brutalism !
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