What Are you Listening to Right Now?

[Marky Dread]

Especially them.

Electro new age punk hippies?

Enh, take or leave.

Electro funky dub new age punk hippies on roller skates?

I don't mind Kory's music.

Yes we reach.

[Marky Dread]

Can't waste any more time listening to CtC so I'm saving my soul with this.

[gkbill]

Hello,

I'm in Chapel Hill so it's Superchunk's No Pocky for Kitty.

[Kory]

Especially them.

Electro new age punk hippies?

Enh, take or leave.

Electro funky dub new age punk hippies on roller skates?

I don't mind Kory's music.

Even though I write high bass parts?

[Dr. Medulla]

Electro new age punk hippies?

Enh, take or leave.

Electro funky dub new age punk hippies on roller skates?

I don't mind Kory's music.

Even though I write high bass parts?

The roller skates provide sensible balance.

[Marky Dread]

Electro new age punk hippies?

Enh, take or leave.

Electro funky dub new age punk hippies on roller skates?

I don't mind Kory's music.

Even though I write high bass parts?

No you write bass parts when you're high.

[Kory]

These guys have been fascinating me for the last few weeks. Like a much noiser and abrasive version of Discipline-era King Crimson, they hector (Doc may like this) and jab at you. The live shows seem to have a never-ending flow as each song melts into the next and you find yourself lost in a surrealist terror vortex.

[Dr. Medulla]

These guys have been fascinating me for the last few weeks. Like a much noiser and abrasive version of Discipline-era King Crimson, they hector (Doc may like this) and jab at you. The live shows seem to have a never-ending flow as each song melts into the next and you find yourself lost in a surrealist terror vortex.

I heard about them a few months ago in some noise rock forum, people raving about their first album. I listened but wasn't especially taken by it. A bit too much to the math rock side of things for my tastes. Haven't listened to the new record yet.

[Kory]

These guys have been fascinating me for the last few weeks. Like a much noiser and abrasive version of Discipline-era King Crimson, they hector (Doc may like this) and jab at you. The live shows seem to have a never-ending flow as each song melts into the next and you find yourself lost in a surrealist terror vortex.

I heard about them a few months ago in some noise rock forum, people raving about their first album. I listened but wasn't especially taken by it. A bit too much to the math rock side of things for my tastes. Haven't listened to the new record yet.

I like them better live, if that makes a difference. They haven't been able to capture the same rawness in the studio.

[Silent Majority]

LP of the Stooges' Fun House while higher than I've ever been, while the wife makes us emergency pancakes, this album has so it all.

[Heston]

LP of the Stooges' Fun House while higher than I've ever been, while the wife makes us emergency pancakes, this album has so it all.

I've joined you. In listening that is, I'm not high.

[Silent Majority]

LP of the Stooges' Fun House while higher than I've ever been, while the wife makes us emergency pancakes, this album has so it all.

I've joined you. In listening that is, I'm not high.

Good listen.

[Heston]

LP of the Stooges' Fun House while higher than I've ever been, while the wife makes us emergency pancakes, this album has so it all.

I've joined you. In listening that is, I'm not high.

Good listen.

Yeah I mostly enjoyed it. Dark as fuck.

[Wolter]

The good shit.

[Flex]

The good shit.

that's right