Track Listings (18) - Disc #1| All Artists: Growlers Title: Are You in Or Out? Members Wishing: 3 Total Copies: 0 Label: Everloving Original Release Date: 1/1/2009 Re-Release Date: 10/6/2009 Genres: Pop, Rock Style: Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 181229100525 |
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 | Growlers Are You in Or Out? Genres: Pop, Rock
Are You In Or Out? swirls together sun and sea in — 18 tracks boasting myriad influences from African — rhythms and Hungarian gypsy music to zydeco, Shel — Silverstein, Johnny Cash, Lee Scratch Perry-era Bob — Marley, Harry Ni... more » |
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Are You In Or Out? swirls together sun and sea in
18 tracks boasting myriad influences from African
rhythms and Hungarian gypsy music to zydeco, Shel
Silverstein, Johnny Cash, Lee Scratch Perry-era Bob
Marley, Harry Nilsson s 1971 album The Point!, One
Hundred Years of Solitude, social consciousness,
punks, surfers, skaters, whiskey, weed, and women in
a carnivalesque pastiche for an entirely new cultural
moment. It kills. In a come hither fashion. Four
years young, this rag-tag band of SoCal surf-punks is
crisscrossing the country in a kitted-out school bus as
they spread the gospel of the archetypal rock n roll
band. They ve supported or toured with such luminaries
of the current scene as Banhart, Vampire Weekend,
Julian Casablancas, The Entrance Band, Dr. Dog, Kurt
Vile, and more while simultaneously recalling a bygone
era of the Doors, Captain Beefheart, or Love.
18 tracks boasting myriad influences from African
rhythms and Hungarian gypsy music to zydeco, Shel
Silverstein, Johnny Cash, Lee Scratch Perry-era Bob
Marley, Harry Nilsson s 1971 album The Point!, One
Hundred Years of Solitude, social consciousness,
punks, surfers, skaters, whiskey, weed, and women in
a carnivalesque pastiche for an entirely new cultural
moment. It kills. In a come hither fashion. Four
years young, this rag-tag band of SoCal surf-punks is
crisscrossing the country in a kitted-out school bus as
they spread the gospel of the archetypal rock n roll
band. They ve supported or toured with such luminaries
of the current scene as Banhart, Vampire Weekend,
Julian Casablancas, The Entrance Band, Dr. Dog, Kurt
Vile, and more while simultaneously recalling a bygone
era of the Doors, Captain Beefheart, or Love.