More Songs From the Mellow Struggle reveals a band waking from the hazy murk of a lo-fi past, ready to share their own very personal epiphanies. Swearing At Motorists shares as much musically with Buffalo Springfield and Muswell Hillbilly-era Kinks as with later curators of bad vibes, Richard Hell and Alex Chilton. There's also an early '80s new wave canon that seems to have deeply affected Doughman in his song structuring, attitude, and vocal delivery --indeed you can hear remnants of Joe Jackson, the Car...   [ read more ]

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The masters of the rock miniature are back. Cut from the same blue cloth as the late great Hank Williams, and landing somewhere between Richard Hell's "Destiny Street," Neil Young's "Zuma," and The Breeders' "Pod," "Number Seven Uptown" finds Swearing At Motorists at their finest hour. Drummer Thrasher, a veteran of Guided By Voices, the New Creatures, and the Hope Fools, provides the perfect steady beat that echoes hallmark drummers like Charlie Watts, Moe Tucker, and Hal Blaine. Singer/guitarist Doughman...   [ read more ]

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Insound LP+MP3! Purchase the vinyl format of Number Seven Uptown and you'll receive a link to download the MP3s for free immediately after check-out! VINYL FORMAT. The masters of the rock miniature are back. Cut from the same blue cloth as the late great Hank Williams, and landing somewhere between Richard Hell's "Destiny Street," Neil Young's "Zuma," and The Breeders' "Pod," "Number Seven Uptown" finds Swearing At Motorists at their finest hour. Drummer Thrasher, a veteran of Guided By Voices, the New ...   [ read more ]

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