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Monday, March 23, 2020

Pleasureboaters - ¡Gross!

Name: Pleasureboaters
Album:¡Gross!
Year: 2007
Style: Hard Rock, Emo, Metal, Scream-o, Math Rock
Similar Bands: Primus, Rage Against the Machine, Braniac, Liars
"One-Word" Review: Complex Shouty Emo-Prog
Based Out Of: Seattle, WA
Label: Don't Stop Believin' Records
 Cover, Fold Out, Record
Back, Info Card, Record
¡Gross! (2008)

  1. State of the Union 4:04
  2. Elliptical Realism 2:50
  3. Andalou 3:32
  4. Cigarette Song 3:56
  5. Deckhand Paterson 1:54
  6. Rockpaperscissors 2:10
  7. Unrivaled Subjectivity 2:55/
  8. Scramble 2:42
  9. D'jeff 3:38
  10. Leopard Print babyware 4:27
  11. Cockhair 2:26
  12. Alt Tuning 3:33
Album Rating (1-10): 7.5

Members & Other Bands:

  • Ricky Claudon - Lyrics, Vox, Guitar
  • Dustin Musik - Lyrics
  • Tim Cady - Drums (the Beats)
  • Erik Baldwin -  Bass (the Beats, Wildcat Choir, Valley Fair)
  • Austin Thomason - Producer, Recording, Mixing
  • Chris Hanzsek - Mastering
  • Will Crakes - Photos & Design

Unknown-ness: I never heard of this band. But I like the artwork that looks like a socket wrench size chart. Simple b/w with the white vinyl was very appealing, and there is minimal info about them, so its hard to imagine their style, but I'd have to guess some sort of indie rock.

Album Review: The shouty vocals remind me of something between Rage Against the Machine and Braniac. Musically, it has some prog bass, catchy guitars, and bombastic drums, in line with a straight forward melodic emo band. They were known `for their energetic live shows and lo-fi sound, comparable to Fugazi and Black Flag.

Stand Out Track: Elliptical Realism

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