1. |
Police Surveillance
02:58
|
|||
|
POLICE SURVEILANCE
always be followed, always being a watched
I'm a quota filler for the mother fucking cops
moving vans parked outside your home
pops and clicks on your telephone
POLICE SURVEILANCE
suck on my greasy steel
flagged for suspicion to collect information
no warrant needed, violence without provocation
network security cameras catch everything you do
the burden of proof it falls to you
POLICE SURVEILANCE
suck on my greasy steel
|
||||
2. |
No Bones
03:25
|
|||
|
she's got no bones
amazon with wild eyes
she destroyed and organized
let's grind the chariot into dust
they will never break our trust
trust, trust, trust, trust
no bones, no bones, no no no no no, no bones
|
||||
3. |
Weirdo
04:14
|
|||
4. |
||||
|
succumb to the Church of Chairman
|
||||
Chairman Edmonton, Alberta
Chairman is a time traveling New Wave band from the year 2077. Things are very bad in the future, we traveled back in time to entertain you, and enjoy clean air.
If you like Chairman, you may also like:
Bad Sports - Living With Secrets
by Dirtnap Records
Get rowdy with the revved-up new record from nihilist garage rockers Bad Sports, on Dirtnap.
go to album
Sight Gags On The Radio
by Blues Lawyer
The Oakland band balance lovelorn lyrics with sweet indie pop melodies across four quality cuts.
go to album
Recorded in quarantine, the latest from Blues Lawyer hits the indie pop/post-punk sweet spot, and will be out on 5x7 flexi in August.
go to album
Steve Adamyk Band - Graceland LP
by Dirtnap Records
Rip-roaring garage rock from the Steve Adamyk Band, with panicked, breathless vocals and hot-rodding riffs.
go to album
Serious Devo vibes with some creeping synths from this Oakland-based project featuring members of Mall Walk and Religious Girls.
go to album
Escape From New York
by Cash Bribe
New York hardcore meets classic thrash metal meets Jane's Addiction-esque alternative on the Brooklyn crushers' sensational debut.
go to album
A bite-size serving of power pop from a rising Virginia band equipped with three different guitarists; riff snobs won't be disappointed.
go to album
