Schotel van de dag / Lost Bear : 10inch Split Schotel van de dag (dish of the day) is a brand new punk/hardcore/indie-band from Utrecht. They came to this world to serve humanity with uncompromised guitar violence! For this split they've teamed up with the 90's inspired hairy indierockers of Lost Bear. -- GET IT FOR FREE --
Hello our name is Dedmondson and we are both brothers. We would be honored if you stopped by our page and listened to our music. Stop by and say hello. Cheers, Derek and Dan
Alright Largehearted Boy, I'll make it easy for you. Here is music off my new Acoustic EP. Take a listen and if you like it please drop a line. Also, if you feel a sudden urge to spend $4 and grab the tunes, YOU CAN!! There is a Snocap store right there on my Myspace page. Thanks for all the support.
Hey just wanted to stop by and say hi! Check out my blog go to my site and click the blog link!! Let me know whats a good topic or song or what ever just wanted to see what you thought..! ttyl.
Edible Onion is proud to announce its first vinyl release, a 7" single from Br'er, featuring alternate recordings of "I'm a Kid Again" and "I'm Sorry Mom." The two tracks orginally appeared on Br'er's debut full length "Of Shemales and Kissaboos," and have long been audience favorites in Br'er's live sets.
The version of "I'm a Kid Again" featured on the 7" was orignally recorded by Audio Confusion in Mesa, Arizona, during Br'er's first US tour. "I'm Sorry Mom" was recorded mostly live by Dan Angel in Philadelphia on his digital sixteen track. The songs as they appear here capture the raw, chathartic sound that characterized the group's early live performances, and differ dramatically from their melancholy readings on "Of Shemales and Kissaboos."
As with every Edible Onion release, each "I'm a Kid Again/I'm Sorry Mom" 7" is packaged in handmade art. For this release, each record jacket has a hand painted outer jacket, with vellum windows cut out to reveal a hand painted inner jacket. The painting was done with a mixture of acrylic and watercolor paint on oak tag (outside) and American Masters printmaking paper (inside). All of the text is handwritten.
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