Jacuzzi Boys/Woven Bones split 7''

After the great time I had at the Jacuzzi Boys and Woven Bones show last night, I couldn't help but upload this gem!

It was my first time seeing Woven Bones live and they didn't disappoint - the same reverberated/destroyed sound was perfectly replicated live and the drumming (featuring a new female drummer who's pretty cute) was simple yet mind blowing! Lead singer was kind of a dick to the sound guy though...

As for the Jacuzzi Boy's set, it was, as always, rowdy as hell! People bopping every where, bras were thrown on stage, little hipster girls were climbing the stage showing off their alcoholic beverages and cigarettes! Gabriel had that wild coyote look in his eyes as he jammed out a psychedelic guitar storm to the swirling drums. Good times! Jacuzzi Boys playing locally is definitely something to not miss

Anyway, I figured this split 7" would be appropriate after such a show. Side A has the more mellow Jacuzzi Boys we all know and love while on Side B the Woven Bones jam out a demonic, fuzzed out, angsty tune to destroy your ears

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Fecal Matter - Illiteracy Will Prevail (Kurt Cobain's first demo)

I can't say I'm a fan of "Nirvana", but Fecal Matter, on the other hand, is a turd made of gold! Grimey and gritty are the themes here. Way more experimental and free than Nirvana ever could hope to be. A young Kurt just going wild and letting loose. This tape even has various sound recordings and clips - at times it produces a noise-rock vibe. Grab it if you love Kurt and would like to hear the music he REALLY wanted to make and not the music he was forced to make by corporate music companies.

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Japanther - Tut Tut Now Shake Ya Butt

While looking for a picture of this band, I ran across a forum with a topic in which some fat neanderthal got sucker punched for talking shit and heckling during a Japanther show and everyone in the thread cheered him on!! What the fuck is the world coming to? Full of barbarians, I tell ya. The kid kept complaining about "hipsters" and "pitchfork" during his pity speech... Here's a link for your enjoyment; http://terminal-boredom.com/forums/index.php?topic=12967.30

Oh well...

This is a pretty interesting release from this fuzz-laden lo-fi-punk duo. In between the sonic freak outs there are various spoken word segments dealing with Africa and Necromancy....pretty creepy stuff. Definitely worth checking out if you're into raw pop-punk.

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