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"This is not a song about the Jesus that threw the moneylenders out of the temple. This is a song about the Jesus that welcomed them in, as long as they contributed a fair percentage of their income as rent. Low Fat Jesus is a song about perversion and gaslighting on a global scale. Let’s face facts, Disney and Coca Cola are pretty good at branding, but they are rank amateurs next to the 2000 year masterclass of the church. " - 9 O'clock Nasty
After releasing their previous single That’s How I Feel, the Lo-Fi Post Punk trio from Sweden are back in the Less Than 1000 Followers blog with a brand new song that precedes their upcoming album, "Quint".
The DCxPC live performances are streaming everywhere on Friday, January 20th and the 7-inch vinyl is available on the DCxPC website for pre-order now! Pressed on sea glass blue and a limited-edition quantity of 200.
Definitely something to keep an eye on this year. Every time I think of the band now moving forward, the soundbite from that latest single is something that will echo in my mind, "What law am I breaking now?" As experimental as their sound is, it is also oddly infectious.
"Doggie Pizza Crust" is the first single off their upcoming album, Saturday Night at Bartertown, and it is a track that asks the age-old question - should one fight a beloved pet for the last pizza crust if you're starving? Who would win? Well, in Mr. Strontium's experience, it wouldn't be an easy take, that's for sure!
"The band formed as a reaction to swelling neo-fascism that accompanied the rise of Trumpism in late 2016, with the goal of rehumanizing experience with hook-laden yet boundary blurring sounds."
. "Punk Song" hits hard, quick, and to the point. It is what you'd expect from any Punk track, energy-wise, but indeed offers a couple of identifying elements that make this track unique.
The EP is an homage to their late friend Jeff Hewitt, who sadly left this world too soon. "He was a true artist who constantly pushed himself. Jeff was a champion of our city, music, community, arts, and us. We miss him and wrote The Antonym to honor him.", Spirit Gun explains.
The label describes Some Kind of Nightmare as "touring machines," as they spend at least half the year of every year over the last decade on the road. Their sound is raw, fast, and energetic. A live energy that transcends so well on record. The stage presence is felt on recording.
"During the first week of sales, all purchasers will be entered into a raffle to win the corresponding VML Live album. For example, this is DCxPC Live Vol. 5, so we will raffle off VML Live Vol. 5 Presents Sloppy Seconds. The album also includes a reversible cover, so fans can choose whether to display the class VML style or the band photo cover style."