To say INUS is one of the weirdest bands in the Three One G catalog is both saying a LOT and a grand tribute to the freaky heights their LP swirls its way through. Western Spaghettification was released by this label three years ago today and it set a new standard for weird—a highwater mark MORE…
Deaf Club “Ride With Cops, Shoot With Robbers” from the Bad Songs Forever EP available from Three One G. Purchase here. Footage provided by: Cameron Acosta Animals Mistaken For Monsters Carl Askew Axiom guitarist/vocalist of STRANGLE Enrique Bajo Matthew Bolick at Little Brother Bar Break the Chain Zine Todd Deisering Bernadette Ellison Fuck Money Grindstopher MORE…
Haunted Horses “The Garden” from the album The Worst Has Finally Happened available from Three One G. Purchase here. Haunted Horses is an industrial-punk duo hailing from Seattle, WA. Their sound is thunderous and chaotic, utilizing wall of noise techniques through an onslaught of keys, guitars and drums. Myke Pelly’s off kilter drumming and Colin MORE…
END OF THE LINE – self-titled LP “Fuckin’ great. This stuff rages with the kind of crazy, maniacal energy and enthusiasm that’s often so hard to capture on vinyl. If I have to come up with a comparison, I’d say old-style DC hardcore like… VOID, but less doomy and more dynamic. Imperative.” —Maximum Rocknroll End MORE…
1) The heat of July in the dark heart of summer. Bats flit scattershot in the reddening dusk. Interstate 80, the middle of a dry spell and the farm fields passing—dark green cornstalks in blazing swelter, the round bales of hay like golden rolls of toilet paper. Tractors in the distance moving slow on the MORE…
Sometimes you spend enough time with a record and it gets burned into you like a cattle brand. Jenny Piccolo’s Discography CD was released by Three One G 16 years ago today and I can’t even begin to list out all the formidable times I’ve spent with it as a soundtrack. Listening to these songs MORE…
Haunted Horses is an industrial-punk duo hailing from Seattle, WA. Their sound is thunderous and chaotic, utilizing wall of noise techniques through an onslaught of keys, guitars and drums. Myke Pelly’s off kilter drumming and Colin Dawson’s architectural noise structures create jittery post-punk that is both upbeat and gloomy. Most recently, the band enlisted Seattle-based MORE…
Initially, Dead Cross emerged from a series of unlikely happenstance, fallen-through plans, and last-minute musical experimentation. Expectations were high, with many left guessing what sort of style a band featuring Mike Patton on vocals, Dave Lombardo on drums, guitarist Mike Crain and bassist Justin Pearson would have. The answer was to shake loose the white-knuckled MORE…
The first time I left San Diego to live somewhere else I got rid of my worldly possessions. Had a yard sale. Everything must go. Buck for books. Records for five. CDs for two. One of the CDs I kept was the Greatest Hits of the Crimson Curse. It traveled up to Portland with me MORE…
Chente Ramirez and I are eating al pastor in Tijuana on a Monday afternoon after drinking all day at clubs like Safari, Escape, and Peanuts and Beer where it’s dark as night inside and the blacklight is on and everything white glows neon green, even your teeth as the waiter grabs your head and blows MORE…