Live At Backstage & Live At The ReBar, Seattle 10/03/02
Freelance Liaison b/w Sheep & Goat Judgement
Saturday, September 10, 2016
Monday, June 15, 2015
Marginal Way ~ Discography 2004 - 2010
Marginal Way 2004 - 2010
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| Live At The Marginal Way Skate Park |
Self Titled Ep
Dead To Youth Lp
Independence Day Ep
DONT SLEEP
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Sunday, May 11, 2014
Caparza ~ Discography
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Demo Ep
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| Grooming Standards |
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| Whoa! Boat Records - I-5 Series- Volume One |
Featuring: Girl Guts, Caparza, Ol' Doris & Death By Steamship
Caparza ~ Discography
All That Was Built Here ~ Ten Years At The Old Fire House
All That Was Built Here - Ten Years At The Old Fire House
A Benefit Compilation Featuring:
The November Group, Pretty Girls Make Graves, Juno, Tchkung!,
The Blood Brothers, Akimbo, Sicko, Ten-O-Seven, The Love Punch, Dolour,
Amy Mahardy, Suffering And The Hideous Thieves, The Murder City Devils,
Botch, Trial, Rikki Tikki Tavi, Gas Huffer, Wafflestomper, Waxwing,
Seven Ten Split, Automation, Velluto, Teen Cthulhu & Undertow
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White Jazz ~ The 4th Practice
White Jazz
"White Jazz are a new (dare I say super-)group featuring Brandon Nakamura of Teen Cthulhu/Doomsday 1999, Jon Weisnewski of Akimbo, Jeff McNulty of BlöödHag, and Jared Burke Eglington of Patrol. You might expect a band with such a pedigree to combine competently terrorizing metal riffs with a tongue-in-cheek humor meant to deflate not only the metal tough-guy aesthetic, but also themselves. And you'd be right: The band formed to open a show for Pig Destroyer, and they played the show "in silk kimonos and underwear just to bum people out," according to Nakamura. He continues: "We're doing this as a tribute to bands like Excruciating Terror, Crom, and other bands that just destroy basements, ruin lives, and never say sorry." No apologies necessary, guys." - The Stranger
"White Jazz are a new (dare I say super-)group featuring Brandon Nakamura of Teen Cthulhu/Doomsday 1999, Jon Weisnewski of Akimbo, Jeff McNulty of BlöödHag, and Jared Burke Eglington of Patrol. You might expect a band with such a pedigree to combine competently terrorizing metal riffs with a tongue-in-cheek humor meant to deflate not only the metal tough-guy aesthetic, but also themselves. And you'd be right: The band formed to open a show for Pig Destroyer, and they played the show "in silk kimonos and underwear just to bum people out," according to Nakamura. He continues: "We're doing this as a tribute to bands like Excruciating Terror, Crom, and other bands that just destroy basements, ruin lives, and never say sorry." No apologies necessary, guys." - The Stranger
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