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Noise Bullpits CHAT PILE Split A Loud New 4-Track EP With Noise Bullpits NERVER

26 April 2023

Two years ago, Oklahoma City‘s rowdy pandemonium rockers CHAT PILE
released a hot-boiling split 7″ with Texan scream team Portrail Of Guilt.

Last year they unleashed their bloody blasting debut LP God’s Country.

And now they return to what they did before. Splitting stuff with another band.
This time it’s muscled Kansas City’s gang NERVER who are the lucky ones. Both
groups have each 2 jackhammering songs on an EP titled BROTHERS IN CRIST.

Play it to the max. Test your stereo’s resilience.
But warn your neighborhood first that a titanic
storm is coming in order to avoid a visit by
the decibels police.

BUY/STREAM here.

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NERVER TOUR

CHAT PILE: Instagram
NERVER: Instagram

Oklahoma’s Noizz Junks CHAT PILE Drop Their New Cast-Iron Sledgehammer ‘CUT’ From Upcoming EP

Posted on April 1, 2023 by JL

New striking strokes

1 April 2023

Band: CHAT PILE
Who: Punk junks
from Oklahoma City.

Last September this noizz 4-piece released their
barbed wire debut album God’s Country.

Photo credit: Bayley Hanes.

And their back in town with a track named CUT from an upcoming (14 April)
4-track EP called Brothers In Christ split with their loud, clamorous buddies
Nerver from Kansas City. More info here.

Cut is a cast-iron sledgehammer moving in bone-chilling slo-mo with neurotic
guitar clutter, Herculean drums, and horrific vocals. Holy fucking smoke!

“Your voice was God’s voice!
Was God’s voice! And it cut me!”

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CHAT PILE: Instagram – Facebook

Punk Misfits THE SLITS Released Their Funky Punky Reggae Debut Album ‘CUT’ 40 Years Ago…

Posted on September 6, 2019 by JL

6 September 2019

40 years ago, on 7 September 1979, all-female DIY punk misfits THE SLITS, led by the late great charismatic Ari-Up (John Lydon‘s stepdaughter) released their wayward, kooky and utterly cool debut album ‘CUT’. A superb anti-arty-farty record made by non-professional musicians. If they had been proper instrumentalists/vocalists this LP wouldn’t have been half as entertaining nor exciting nor gloriously turbulent. Their funky punky reggae havoc sounded as nothing else before and inspired a million girls to pick up a guitar and form a band! The Slits were highly inspiring underground heroines for generations to come.

PITCHFORK wrote: “When the group first formed, they couldn’t play their instruments for shit. The songs on the album offer an amalgam of punk’s abrasive DIY WTF-ness and the spacious relaxed rhythms of dub reggae. This album is a keystone for any and all punk-based grrrl movements. And– though it goes without saying, it’s often said anyway– this album is terribly, terribly important in the history of the rock music and the grand scheme of canonical flippity floo flap.” Score: 9.3/10 – Full review here.

Three Top Tracks‘: Typical Girls / Instant Hit / I Heard To The Grapevine

* TYPICAL GIRLS