ARTiST: Bad Vibrations
ALBUM: Bad Vibrations
BiTRATE: 188kbps avg
QUALiTY: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.97 Final / -V2 --vbr-new / 44.100Khz
LABEL: Brotherhood
GENRE: Punk
SiZE: 26.81 megs
PLAYTiME: 0h 18min 48sec total
RiP DATE: 2010-02-15
STORE DATE: 2010-02-16

Track List:
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01. Think About Life                 2:19
02. New Danger                       1:54
03. Care About Yourself              1:41
04. Good-Bad                         2:38
05. Yesterday's Cult                 3:00
06. We're Dead                       1:55
07. Message                          1:04
08. Got To Run                       2:12
09. Foreigner                        2:05

Release Notes:
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Led by front man KC Spidle (The Hold, Husband & Knife, Dog Day), for the most
part this three-piece is a wall of guitars, bass and drums; nothing more and
nothing less. Topping out at 20 minutes, pounding chords and keep time drums
(apparently, Meg had never played drums before the band started) are the
backbone of most tracks (Got to Run, We're Dead and Care About Yourself), but
when you really get into the 9 songs (well 8 really, as one is just an odd
answering machine message) you realize there is something more to Bad
Vibrations.

Harmonies and surprising melody creep into the chaos, and the band shows nice
depth considering how new they are. Nowhere is this more clear than the
harmonic, atmospheric opener Think About Life. The strums of the acoustic and
echoing vocals that hover in the distance show that Bad Vibrations isn't just
here to reproduce sounds that have been around for decades. No, Bad Vibrations
want to form their own sound in a genre that makes it incredibly tough to do so.
More importantly, this EP lets anyone born after 1980 that punk ain't quite dead
yet, it's just grown up and left the mall behind.



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ARTiST: Bad Vibrations
ALBUM: Bad Vibrations
BiTRATE: 188kbps avg
QUALiTY: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.97 Final / -V2 --vbr-new / 44.100Khz
LABEL: Brotherhood
GENRE: Punk
SiZE: 26.81 megs
PLAYTiME: 0h 18min 48sec total
RiP DATE: 2010-02-15
STORE DATE: 2010-02-16

Track List:
--------
01. Think About Life                 2:19
02. New Danger                       1:54
03. Care About Yourself              1:41
04. Good-Bad                         2:38
05. Yesterday's Cult                 3:00
06. We're Dead                       1:55
07. Message                          1:04
08. Got To Run                       2:12
09. Foreigner                        2:05

Release Notes:
--------
Led by front man KC Spidle (The Hold, Husband & Knife, Dog Day), for the most
part this three-piece is a wall of guitars, bass and drums; nothing more and
nothing less. Topping out at 20 minutes, pounding chords and keep time drums
(apparently, Meg had never played drums before the band started) are the
backbone of most tracks (Got to Run, We're Dead and Care About Yourself), but
when you really get into the 9 songs (well 8 really, as one is just an odd
answering machine message) you realize there is something more to Bad
Vibrations.

Harmonies and surprising melody creep into the chaos, and the band shows nice
depth considering how new they are. Nowhere is this more clear than the
harmonic, atmospheric opener Think About Life. The strums of the acoustic and
echoing vocals that hover in the distance show that Bad Vibrations isn't just
here to reproduce sounds that have been around for decades. No, Bad Vibrations
want to form their own sound in a genre that makes it incredibly tough to do so.
More importantly, this EP lets anyone born after 1980 that punk ain't quite dead
yet, it's just grown up and left the mall behind.



This NFO File was rendered by NFOmation.net