Eddy Current Suppression Ring

I've got a lot of stuff up around the web today, so I thought I'd double up for today with this review of Eddy Current Suppression Ring's career-spanning singles compilation So Many Thing...a total blast and out now on Goner.

Here's my review from Blurt

Eddy Current Suppression Ring
So Many Things
(Goner)
This collection of singles and compilation tracks covers pretty much the entirety of Eddy Current Suppression Ring from their raucous, first-ever single "Get Up Morning" to the dissolute fade-out of last year's "Rush to Relax." Regardless of vintage, it's all fine, loosely constructed punk rock, centered around Brendan Suppression's yowling, drawling, let-it-all-hang-out vocal delivery, but beefed up considerably by the headlong, brutally simple but excellent playing. Iggy Pop is the patron saint of this sort of thing, but you'll also hear shades of the Fall, Radio Birdman and the Troggs.

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Eddy Current Suppression Ring - You Don't Care (from the new release "So Many Things") by GonerRecords

Stealing other people's ideas again

Nate Knaebel, one of the garage people at Dusted, has his list up today. What I know on this list (Dirtbombs, Cobra Verde, Jay Reatard, Pink Reason) is mostly excellent…I’m not sold on the Vivian Girls, but everything else looks pretty good. But there is also a ton of stuff that I don’t know, so I thought I’d throw a few videos up and see what you all think.

Eddy Current Suppression Ring, “Which Way to Go”
I’m pretty sure I have this on at least one computer, so you might want to rifle through Raven Sings the Blues and see if he put any mp3s up. I think he probably did.


Nodzzz, “I Can’t Wait”


The Goodnight Loving, “Drafted Into War”


And, to close things out, Prisonshake live in Columbus in September. There are bunch of videos from Prisonshake’s first incarnation, but this is the only one with current footage.