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2007, FatCat
Formed from the ashes of the fondly-remembered Wives, No Age is Dean Spunt and Randy Randall, two young heavyweights from the LA skate/art/punk underworld. No Age purvey a stripped, essential, life-affirming, and skewed take on pop delivered via a clearly-defined punk-rock aesthetic; they take in noise, energy, and melody in equal measure. Variously reminiscent of Black Dice, The Ramones, and My Bloody Valentine, Weirdo Rippers documents a fast-developing band hitting their stride.
Formed from the ashes of the fondly-remembered Wives, No Age is Dean Spunt and Randy Randall, two young heavyweights from the LA skate/art/punk underworld. No Age purvey a stripped, essential, life-affirming, and skewed take on pop delivered via a clearly-defined punk-rock aesthetic; they take in noise, energy, and melody in equal measure. Variously reminiscent of Black Dice, The Ramones, and My Bloody Valentine, Weirdo Rippers documents a fast-developing band hitting their stride.
Tracklisting
Disc 1| 1 | Every Artist Needs a Tragedy |
| 2 | Boy Void |
| 3 | I Wanna Sleep |
| 4 | My Life's Alright Without You |
| 5 | Everybody's Down |
| 6 | Sun Spots |
| 7 | Loosen This Job |
| 8 | Neck Escaper |
| 9 | Dead Plane |
| 10 | Semi-Sorted |
| 11 | Escarpment |
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Customer Reviews
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Chris ChurmusiMaybe my attraction to No Age is drawn from their likeness in appearance to the hardcore days of the Beastie Boys - just a couple of dudes looking to live it up on their boards. Or maybe it's the lack of monetary ambition, or the refusal to be devoted to a specific scene. Without ever being to California, I feel like I've been living it vicariously.