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bonus beast #1

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Full Digital Discography

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Live at the Joosebox, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love to Bomb, moredecay2, Mental Decay, VOKE MIX, DISCARDED, VOID, LIVE FROM THE BEAST CAVE, and 5 more. , and , .

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1.	primitive know-it-all (free) 01:13		download
2.	serious hype/hi, how are ya/trouble with norma/bonusbeast (free) 06:24	info	download
3.	jeremy's lament (free) 01:22		download
4.	ghettoblasta (free) 03:44		download
5.	bonus beats, etc (free) 01:54		download
6.	trouble with normal people (free) 02:20		download

about

"Turns out this is one of the guys (or more) who was in Big Nurse which i guess is now broke up, i saw them play a pretty good set here in western mass at mystery train records. This tape shares sentiments with the now defunct BN but takes a different route. Definitely a home-recorded affair, awkward mixing choices, overdriven signals, lost moments, zero engineering and tape hiss are all worn proudly on the sleeve, and i think to their benefit. While it does have a feel to it that it's thrown together at parts it still reveals awesome moments of guitar damage and wiggly drums all woven together, though not without the corresponding moments of clean guitar wires woven through clattering drums. It definitely feels like these guys know how to play underneath the mush and smoosh of their blownout recordings, it's nice they leave it as a suggestion and don't focus too much on showmanship. The second side has a slight detour into sliding, glazed fields of slowed down tapes, loops and a really nice patterned keyboard that repeats until heading back into the guitar/drum duo where more of their skill sets are revealed definitely suggesting some sort of guitar scales and jazz inflections underneath a wall of spaced out jitters and noisy critters." cassettegods, 2008