Brian Waters possesses everything you could ever want from a rock n roll frontman: unshakeable self-belief bordering on arrogance, diverse taste (this LA trio cover Grandmaster Flashs The Message in a swampabilly style here, while Sneak Around is a Suicide co-write) and an on-stage habit of copping the moves of James Brown and Mick Jagger while hunched over his Telecaster peeling off dirty swamp wah-licks. Comparisons with Jon Spencer have been made, but only because its shorter than reeling off a list of references that includes the goggle-eyed pop smarts of Outkasts Andre 3000, the beat psycho of The Zombies and the pumping proto-garage of The Gories and The Stooges. Here is an instant record collection and sweat-drenched history lesson, and it fully deserves the title theyve given it.
-Gillian Nash[LOGO Magazine]
Our new album SOLID is available to purchase here on MySpace! You can purchase the album in digital format through SNOCAP, which is provided on our MySpace page or you can purchase a tangible album through CDBaby by clicking on the button below.
We are proud of this album and hope that you enjoy it!
The Lost City Of Angels is where THE DARKEST HOURS will reside, We'll bring a social event for all things POST-PUNK and all it's off springs...
The Chameleons, Psychedelic Furs, A Place To Bury Stranges, The Prids, Love and Rockets, Interpool, Gang of Four, Scars, The Editors, Peter Murphy, Magazine, Joy Division, The Rapture, New Model Army, Killing Joke, Ashbury, The Church, the Horrors, The Blackouts, stellastarr*, Daniel Ash, She Wants Revenge, PIL, Clan of XYMOX, Art Objects, A Certain Ratio, Bauhaus and lots more
for guest list go to:
RSVP@MyDarkestHours.com
guest list til' 11pm $5 after
At last!!! Gore Horror Splatter! "I was a teenage werewolf" video out now! ladies and getlemen, meine dammen und herren, Vespa & Showbiz Monstaz Records proudly present our absolutely diy video to "I was a teeneage werewolf". Loooots of ketchup, guts, murders and all the stuff you'd love to see in every video you watch but you're afraid to ask for! Mystery, sex, blood, cars'n'guns in the worst music video ever produced! Enjoy!
Hope you're luving this last little bit of summer. Have you been out to The Airliner yet? We've been playing there lately & are really digging that punky East Side vibe. We've got a show there again on the 8th & really want you to come out to see what we do live. Music is always better in person. Rock & Roll!
THANKS FOR THE ADD, I WAS RIGHT UP FRONT @ THAT SHOW WITH ANDRE WILLIAMS @ SAFARI SAM'S...AND WHAT A SHOW YOU GUYS PUT ON!!!! EVEN THOUGH ANDRE WAS FEELING UNDER THE WEATHER, YOU GUYS BROUGHT OUT THE JUICE IN THE MAN, THAT'S REAL ROCKIN' THERE!!!! CAN'T WAIT TO CATCH ANOTHER OF YOUR SHOWS...ROCK N' ROLL!!!! xxx
Brian Waters possesses everything you could ever want from a rock n roll frontman: unshakeable self-belief bordering on arrogance, diverse taste (this LA trio cover Grandmaster Flashs The Message in a swampabilly style here, while Sneak Around is a Suicide co-write) and an on-stage habit of copping the moves of James Brown and Mick Jagger while hunched over his Telecaster peeling off dirty swamp wah-licks. Comparisons with Jon Spencer have been made, but only because its shorter than reeling off a list of references that includes the goggle-eyed pop smarts of Outkasts Andre 3000, the beat psycho of The Zombies and the pumping proto-garage of The Gories and The Stooges. Here is an instant record collection and sweat-drenched history lesson, and it fully deserves the title theyve given it.
-Gillian Nash[
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