drunkdriver 7" out now, ringo deathstarr 12" out next week

drunkdriver 7" is over half gone and in only a week… 5$ ppd

ringo death star 12" ep comes out next week, 500 on hot pink vinyl if you're into that kinda thing

order from http://www.fandeathrecords.com or http://www.myspace.com/fandeathrecords

is this the same ep for RDS that you can get on cd/digital, or something new?

same but remastered , it sounds amazingly better then the cd

the argument may be old but CDs blow

Epstein wrote:
the argument may be old but CDs blow

especially when you're pushing vinyl ;)

hey if cds were a format that actually worked then i'd have no problem with cds

Epstein wrote:
hey if cds were a format that actually worked then i'd have no problem with cds

agreed, CDs have never worked - not once have i gotten any music out of them. on top of that, they have many other drawbacks: no crackling, no audible scratches, no loss of fidelity after a few dozen listens, no warping, etc.

oh yeah: :P

seriously tho, it is absolutely fair to prefer vinyl over CD - plenty of reasons to do so (better dynamic range, more tactile experience, "warmer" sound, etc) - but you can't dismiss CDs out of hand like that.

i sure can dismiss them, a pointless format that loses its "data" in 10-15 years? you can retort all you want about cds you own that still work from 10 years ago, i have plenty that dont and i pretty anal about keep them nice. so  yeah im dismissing it

Look what I found on dusted:
"Drunkdriver
?Knife Day? b/w ?January 2nd? 7?
(Fan Death)


More agonizing shred from the Michael Berdan Blues Explosion, sounding more like a torture session than a rock band in all the ways that would improve upon that lazy description. Kristy Greene produces riffs that transmute noise and borderline industrial chaos into early metal and heavy blues. The three vectors of performance in the band (guitar, vocals, and drums) are intense enough on their own to blast one another apart, but Drunkdriver is figuring out a balance to their sound that most extreme rock/noise artists never find. They?ve learned a language that works for them, and it will be exciting to see how far it can go. 500 copies.
(www.fandeathrecords.com)"


nice

this is almost sold out if anyone cares to pick up a copy

i'm going to wait for the anniversary digipak re-release on CD.