Boss LP (2007)
by :Tube Disasters
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Streaming + DownloadPurchasable with gift card
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Phintro
00:43
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Midnight
01:19
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Speedpaint
00:52
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The Spins
01:25
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Boss
00:41
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Charger
01:35
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Painful Realization
01:35
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Wild
02:09
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Docks Infested
01:24
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Blunt Crash
01:34
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Car Thrash
13:37
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about
Some of my favorite memories of starting and restarting Toxic Sunshine was all the moments we shared with the Tube Disasters. I honestly don't know how we were invited back to play the Quadrant so many times. Both bands were loud and seemed to bring in the rowdiest kids. I can remember smoking outside and watching this beautiful chandelier swing violently back and forth in the eating area as the Tube Disasters played.
The Boss LP is a solid, raw, in your face full length full of my favorite :TD songs. The songs absolutely fucking rip. I am honestly pretty certain that there's still blood on Danny Casanova's drumset from the time Avery used it at a show. He played so fast that he hands were bleeding onto the snare and cymbals.
We're absolutely fucking stoked to have the Boss LP on our distro. Tube Disasters were the first band that we became close with, traded shows with and just fucking loved the chaos of being around. Anyone who knows me knows that music is kind of what keeps me going and I've got nothing but love and respect for these guys!
All songs by the Tube Disasters © 2007.
Released by Kill the Locals in 2014.
The Boss LP is a solid, raw, in your face full length full of my favorite :TD songs. The songs absolutely fucking rip. I am honestly pretty certain that there's still blood on Danny Casanova's drumset from the time Avery used it at a show. He played so fast that he hands were bleeding onto the snare and cymbals.
We're absolutely fucking stoked to have the Boss LP on our distro. Tube Disasters were the first band that we became close with, traded shows with and just fucking loved the chaos of being around. Anyone who knows me knows that music is kind of what keeps me going and I've got nothing but love and respect for these guys!
All songs by the Tube Disasters © 2007.
Released by Kill the Locals in 2014.
credits
released December 17, 2014
Tube Disasters:
Adam Marshall - Lead Guitar, Vocals
Avery Bacchues-Wilson - Drums, Backing Vocals
John Chowansky - Bass, Backing Vocals
Phcaz - Guitar, Backing Vocals
You can also go check out what members of the Tube Disasters are up to now in their new project.. The X Hunters!
xhunters.bandcamp.com
Tube Disasters:
Adam Marshall - Lead Guitar, Vocals
Avery Bacchues-Wilson - Drums, Backing Vocals
John Chowansky - Bass, Backing Vocals
Phcaz - Guitar, Backing Vocals
You can also go check out what members of the Tube Disasters are up to now in their new project.. The X Hunters!
xhunters.bandcamp.com
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Kill The Locals Coaldale, Pennsylvania
Kill The Locals is the brain project of Jimmi Buskirk & John E. Knep. We then added the aid of Daniel P. Casanova and Jeff Kosa. The goal is simply to help get our favorite local bands get heard. You can stream directly from the site, download any album you want ... more
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