Muuy Biien is a scrappy punk-rock band from Athens, Georgia, but there is nothing slight about their scrappiness. D.Y.I., the band’s new album, may run under a half-hour, but it’s a set brimming with ideas and tensed-up ambition. The lean riffs of “Human Error” hone themselves into impossible sharp edges and angles, while the chorus… Continue reading Muuy Biien at Used Car Parts Online
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Eureka California at The Skinny
Jake Ward is a clever so-and-so. Over-educated, over-stimulated and over it all – the classic American slacker tale, and one that can feel overdone when everyone’s searching for missing buttons from plaid shirts. But unlike most of his generation, he’s got tunes to amplify his smarts, and alongside turbo-charged drummer Marie A. Uhler, he’s found… Continue reading Eureka California at The Skinny
Joe Jack Talcum at WithGuitars
It’s never going to be a hit. No one’s looking for this. It’s too subtle, too heartfelt, too understated. But everyone who hears it is going to fall in love, and isn’t that enough—after all there are better ways to measure success than stardom. [Link]
Hobbes Fanclub and Trust Fund at Expressway To Yr Skull
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Muuy Biien at agoodthingeachday
In-yer-face punk rock from Muuy Biien is the order of the day today. Today’s #onegoodthing is their album D.Y.I., which came out earlier this year and is a blistering collection of raw, hard-edged songs that are broken up by a trio of tracks –Cyclothymia I, II and III – that hint at something more prosaic behind the rip-roaring likes of Melters and Virus Evolves.… Continue reading Muuy Biien at agoodthingeachday
Joe Jack Talcum at dublab
For most people the idea of an intimate evening with Joe Jack Talcum playing songs in their living room sounds terrifying given the reputation of his better-known band The Dead Milkmen, but this collection of home recordings show a more intimate side to a songwriter better known for his sense of humor. “Talk” and the rest of the… Continue reading Joe Jack Talcum at dublab
Joanna Gruesome at Side One Track One
Here’s an infectious little gem from Joanna Gruesome. They’re quickly becoming one of my favorite pop acts, and I hope a new full length isn’t too far off. The band’s split 12″ with Trust Fund is due out September 23 via HHBTM Records. [Link]
Cars Can Be Blue at PurelyHim
This is the groups first album. It was released on Happy Happy Birth Day To Me Records (HHBTM) back in 2005. I got a repressing of the album with a different cover that was also limited to 200 copies. The repressing was done in 2009. I found out about this group from Odd Box Records.… Continue reading Cars Can Be Blue at PurelyHim
Joanna Gruesome on Expressway To Yr Skull
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Tunabunny at Stereo Embers
Tunabunny records at #49 and #51 out of top 100 records of the decade! [Link]