Side A:
Happy With Myself 1.4MB mp3
Meaty Girls 2.1MB mp3
Gallon of Gin 1.6MB mp3
Ballerinas Forever 1.9MB mp3
Hop On The Monkey Bus 1.6MB mp3
Side B:
Mechanical Sun 3.9MB mp3
Another Year 2.6MB mp3
Little Billy Oshin 1.3MB mp3
Panic Attack (Need An Octopus) 2.2MB mp3
Life is Pain, Right T.J.? 0.6MB mp3
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For all intents and purposes, our home as a band is an underground bunker, locked away from the sunshine, and the troubles, of the outside world.
We endure a year of bombs exploding and continents drifting, then we grab our crumhorns and floor toms, lift the heavy latch, turn on our mechanical sun, and try to either make sense of it all or just heave it all back out in eruptions of noise and music.
Of course, even in an underground bunker, there is no escape. The poisons of the juniper berry as well as the soothing gurgles of the snow-melt mountain stream filter their ways into our hideaway foxhole, and so the songs that result are merely condensed and microcosmic and rushed and a little bit dusty and stale.
These songs were recorded in a dugout in the Northwoods of Wisconsin or Minnesota, and later, after a long journey by tunnel, in a hollow on Oregon's deadly Mount Hood. They reflect the great fears of our age, and in that reflection, they bend any light that music might shed on the meaning of it all.
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