Downtown Boys - Cost Of Living - VINYL LP
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Vinyl LP Pressing, includes digital download. The United States' myriad inequalities, hatreds and phobias are painfully evident in 2017, offering proof that the age-old dichotomy of Inchpolitical bandsInch versus Inchapolitical bandsInch simply doesn't exist. Either you are comfortable and unfazed by the current reigning power structures, or you use your music as a vehicle for the dismantling of oppression and the creation of something better. No matter what your songs are about, you are choosing a side. Cost of Living is their third full-length, following a self-released 2012 debut and 2015's Full Communism on Don Giovanni Records. They recorded it with Guy Picciotto (Fugazi; producer of Blonde Redhead, The Gossip), one of indie-rock's most mythological figures, in the producer's chair. Picciotto fostered the band's improvisational urges while pulling the root of their music to the forefront unflinching choruses, fearlessly confrontational vocals, and the sense that each song will incite the room into action, sending bodies into motion that were previously thought to have atrophied.
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- GenreRockDescriptionVinyl LP Pressing, includes digital download. The United States' myriad inequalities, hatreds and phobias are painfully evident in 2017, offering proof that the age-old dichotomy of Inchpolitical bandsInch versus Inchapolitical bandsInch simply doesn't exist. Either you are comfortable and unfazed by the current reigning power structures, or you use your music as a vehicle for the dismantling of oppression and the creation of something better. No matter what your songs are about, you are choosing a side. Cost of Living is their third full-length, following a self-released 2012 debut and 2015's Full Communism on Don Giovanni Records. They recorded it with Guy Picciotto (Fugazi; producer of Blonde Redhead, The Gossip), one of indie-rock's most mythological figures, in the producer's chair. Picciotto fostered the band's improvisational urges while pulling the root of their music to the forefront unflinching choruses, fearlessly confrontational vocals, and the sense that each song will incite the room into action, sending bodies into motion that were previously thought to have atrophied.ArtistDowntown BoysTitleCost Of LivingFormatVINYLLabelSub Pop
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Vinyl LP Pressing, includes digital download. The United States' myriad inequalities, hatreds and phobias are painfully evident in 2017, offering proof that the age-old dichotomy of Inchpolitical bandsInch versus Inchapolitical bandsInch simply doesn't exist. Either you are comfortable and unfazed by the current reigning power structures, or you use your music as a vehicle for the dismantling of oppression and the creation of something better. No matter what your songs are about, you are choosing a side. Cost of Living is their third full-length, following a self-released 2012 debut and 2015's Full Communism on Don Giovanni Records. They recorded it with Guy Picciotto (Fugazi; producer of Blonde Redhead, The Gossip), one of indie-rock's most mythological figures, in the producer's chair. Picciotto fostered the band's improvisational urges while pulling the root of their music to the forefront unflinching choruses, fearlessly confrontational vocals, and the sense that each song will incite the room into action, sending bodies into motion that were previously thought to have atrophied.
This is our path through time and devotion, among living and dead, beyond the barriers of physical distance and far away from musical or spiritual stagnation. Album Tracks 1. K´Yewé (Intro) 2. Chenke (Place of Death) 3. KÒLPÈWSH (Serpents Dance) 4. The Curse of Kwányep (Kwányep Chene 5. The Beast from the East (Wentek Kwa 6. Kash Wayèwèn QÈR (The Deep Speaking 7. Mah-Ká Xalpen (Offering Chant) 8. Daughters of the Nightside (K´Qawq´ 9. Moon-Woman (Kre´-Naa) 10. Hain Koijn Harsho (Instrumental)
Downtown Boys are a bilingual political sax punk party from Providence, RI. Their first length LP Full Communism on Don Giovanni Records is full of songs about smashing the prison-industrial complex, racism, queer phobia, capitalism, fascism, boredom, and all things people tell us that try to close out minds, eyes, and heart. The record comes directly pout of our current critical moment in the struggle for justice being fought in the US and throughout the world. Album Tracks 1. Wave of History 2. Santa 3. 100% Inheritance Tax 4. Tall Boys 5. Break a Few Eggs 6. (Brown and Smart) 7. Monstro 8. Desde Arriba 9. Future Police 10. Traders 11. Poder Elegir 12. Dancing in the Dark
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