Cut To Fit Mouth - debut release double a-side of You Lose and Slow.

Check it out. Feedback appreciated

https://open.spotify.com/album/0bDfjZBvKvllHTgI38bQbX?si=m\\\\\\_ydmDVzRZe7CKCgaFbmMw&utm\\\\\\_source=copy-link

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https://bedtimeboston.bandcamp.com/yum

I remember for a minute there Dope Body was talked about like they could be one of the next big bands in the genre. I like a few of their albums but I remember thinking some of the vocals on this record sounded like James Hetfield. Just gnarly.

Awesome 1-off comeback gig from BAD GUYS.

More Tonka Trucks than you can shake a double-necked guitar at.

our final single from our upcoming 2nd album! noise rock from the Bay Area

technically they're Emo but this is a noise rock song so mmmbmmbmyeahh

Don't get me wrong, I still love the music, just wondering where it's all coming from and why

I feel like they’re a criminally underrated band. Like a sludgy Sonic Youth with songs tied together by spooky tape loops.

Here's what I'd choose.

Are there any other bands that use high school subjects as band names? ( Agriculture, Health etc.)

When I had a few minutes to play guitar over the weekend, I picked this one out by ear.

I’m not sure if the Wipers are technically “noise rock,” but they’re certainly adjacent to the community and a big influence on some bands we all love. They made a few absolutely amazing and rocking records.

Wow. Just, wow. As a Slint, Squirrel Bait, and Steve Albini worshipper, I can’t believe I haven’t heard this until now!

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This just went out from BUÑUEL's bandcamp page:
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Hi Everybody,

It's Mark from SKiN GRAFT.

A GoFundMe campaign has been created by Eugene S. Robinson's wife Kasia to assist with his treatment as he recovers from a stroke that took place earlier this month.

Along with his work in the band BUÑUEL & OXBOW, Eugene is an author, journalist & podcaster. June, the producer of "The Eugene S. Robinson Show Stomper! has been graciously compiling information & sharing it over at their Substack. Initially June pieced together & laid out the harrowing details of what Eugene had gone through - from the time of the stroke & the days that followed until the time Eugene finally received care.

A new update has been posted & I'm happy to share that it is a positive, hopeful one.

June writes:
"Eugene has continued making real progress. He has written & said “I am Eugene.” He has been walking, eating, showering, brushing his teeth, practicing letters, & using music & singing to help him find words. He is now in a private hospital closer to home & Kasia is arranging the intensive speech, physical, fine-motor, and in-home support he will need during the next phase of his recovery. The progress is real. So is the work ahead".

Links to June's updates & more are here:
skingraftrecords.com/news_desk.html

Link to the fundraiser:
www.gofundme.com/f/lets-help-eugene-get-his-voice-back

A sharable banner:
skingraftrecords.com/eugene_fundraiser_banner.jpg

From June's July 17th update:
"Eugene found two more phrases: “I can’t talk” & “I want to talk.” That same day, he listened to the newly mixed BUÑUEL record & then wrote & sent Xabier a short reply entirely on his own. The message was brief, but it made sense. He was communicating independently about music again - and for Eugene, that is no small thing."

While many things in this world are uncertain, I can assure you that you can count on more music from BUÑUEL. Thank you so much for your concern, assistance & help spreading the word.