Arnocorps - Big Noodle Energy - VINYL LP
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Alternative Tentacles Records is proud to present Big Noodle Energy, the new double A-side from Arnocorps.There are bands that are funny. There are bands that are heavy. There are bands that build genuine community around a shared, joyful mythology. Arnocorps has spent 25 years being all three at once-and doing it better than anyone.The premise is this Arnocorps are Austrian expat action hero musicians. Their ancient alpine folklore, heroic legends of survival, strength, and defiance, has been brazenly exploited by Hollywood and, as this makes clear, by Japanese megacorporations. The band exists to reclaim those legends and deliver them the way they were meant to be heard as Action-Adventure Hardcore Rock 'n' Roll. If those legends happen to bear a striking resemblance to the filmography and commercial work of Arnold Schwarzenegger, that is a matter for the press to foolishly debate.Here's what is not up for debate Arnocorps is a real band, with a real catalog, a ferocious live show, and a global audience that has been showing up with face paint, camouflage, and smiles for over two decades. They have earned a perfect 10/10 from the BBC. Kerrang! Called them enough to leave Manowar sweating in their loincloths. Metal Hammer said they were the most fun live show you could imagine. Alternative Tentacles does not sign gimmicks. We sign bands.Big Noodle Energy features two new tracks. InchAlinamin BuiInch is the world's first song sung entirely in Japanese with a ballsy Austrian accent. It is a driving anthem of encouragement, resilience, and collective empowerment, reclaiming a series of Schwarzenegger energy drink commercials as the battle cry it always deserved to be. InchCup NoodleInch is something else altogether a sonically cinematic journey through defiance and self-definition, built on the distinctive interplay of two bass guitars (one lead, one rhythm), that
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- GenreRockDescriptionAlternative Tentacles Records is proud to present Big Noodle Energy, the new double A-side from Arnocorps.There are bands that are funny. There are bands that are heavy. There are bands that build genuine community around a shared, joyful mythology. Arnocorps has spent 25 years being all three at once-and doing it better than anyone.The premise is this Arnocorps are Austrian expat action hero musicians. Their ancient alpine folklore, heroic legends of survival, strength, and defiance, has been brazenly exploited by Hollywood and, as this makes clear, by Japanese megacorporations. The band exists to reclaim those legends and deliver them the way they were meant to be heard as Action-Adventure Hardcore Rock 'n' Roll. If those legends happen to bear a striking resemblance to the filmography and commercial work of Arnold Schwarzenegger, that is a matter for the press to foolishly debate.Here's what is not up for debate Arnocorps is a real band, with a real catalog, a ferocious live show, and a global audience that has been showing up with face paint, camouflage, and smiles for over two decades. They have earned a perfect 10/10 from the BBC. Kerrang! Called them enough to leave Manowar sweating in their loincloths. Metal Hammer said they were the most fun live show you could imagine. Alternative Tentacles does not sign gimmicks. We sign bands.Big Noodle Energy features two new tracks. InchAlinamin BuiInch is the world's first song sung entirely in Japanese with a ballsy Austrian accent. It is a driving anthem of encouragement, resilience, and collective empowerment, reclaiming a series of Schwarzenegger energy drink commercials as the battle cry it always deserved to be. InchCup NoodleInch is something else altogether a sonically cinematic journey through defiance and self-definition, built on the distinctive interplay of two bass guitars (one lead, one rhythm), thatArtistArnocorpsTitleBig Noodle EnergyFormatVINYLLabelAlternative Tentacle
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Alternative Tentacles Records is proud to present Big Noodle Energy, the new double A-side from Arnocorps.There are bands that are funny. There are bands that are heavy. There are bands that build genuine community around a shared, joyful mythology. Arnocorps has spent 25 years being all three at once-and doing it better than anyone.The premise is this Arnocorps are Austrian expat action hero musicians. Their ancient alpine folklore, heroic legends of survival, strength, and defiance, has been brazenly exploited by Hollywood and, as this makes clear, by Japanese megacorporations. The band exists to reclaim those legends and deliver them the way they were meant to be heard as Action-Adventure Hardcore Rock 'n' Roll. If those legends happen to bear a striking resemblance to the filmography and commercial work of Arnold Schwarzenegger, that is a matter for the press to foolishly debate.Here's what is not up for debate Arnocorps is a real band, with a real catalog, a ferocious live show, and a global audience that has been showing up with face paint, camouflage, and smiles for over two decades. They have earned a perfect 10/10 from the BBC. Kerrang! Called them enough to leave Manowar sweating in their loincloths. Metal Hammer said they were the most fun live show you could imagine. Alternative Tentacles does not sign gimmicks. We sign bands.Big Noodle Energy features two new tracks. InchAlinamin BuiInch is the world's first song sung entirely in Japanese with a ballsy Austrian accent. It is a driving anthem of encouragement, resilience, and collective empowerment, reclaiming a series of Schwarzenegger energy drink commercials as the battle cry it always deserved to be. InchCup NoodleInch is something else altogether a sonically cinematic journey through defiance and self-definition, built on the distinctive interplay of two bass guitars (one lead, one rhythm), that
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