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Release Year: 1993
Label: None
Lineup:
Tim Guerinot - Vocals
Jeff Neumann - Guitar / Vocals
Chris Seymour - Bass
Jon Guerinot - Drums
Tracklist:
01 - Twerp
02 - You're Dispicable
03 - Quarters
04 - Stop 'n Go Robbery
05 - Falling Down
06 - La La Song
October 25, 2015
Kompagni Di Merenda & Facelikemoses - Murder (2000)
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Release Year: 2000
Label: None
Tracklist:
01 - Kompagni Di Merenda - Transgenismo
02 - Kompagni Di Merenda - Globalizzazione
03 - Facelikemoses - Doomed
04 - Facelikemoses - Greetings And Goodbyes
October 22, 2015
Bottlewink
Biography :
Bottlewink was band from Platencia, California, they started in 1997. Can be compared to those kickass fast melodic punk bands from California from around 2000, bands like Broken Cedars, Thru Being Cool, Greenroom, Best Interest and so on... Another really cool band from that era!
- Welcome Death With A Warm Hug (2002) CD
Bottlewink - Welcome Death With A Warm Hug (2002)
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Release Year: 2002
Label: None
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Unknown
Tracklist:
01 - Epic Epoch
02 - Rally Hats
03 - Groggy
04 - Everything Looks Better After A Good Night's Sleep
05 - Run And Hyde
06 - Is There Night In Hell
07 - Who Made You, God
08 - Flier Flyer Girl
09 - Quiet Us
October 15, 2015
Skanker - Skanker (1996)
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Release Year: 1996
Label: Futon Records
Lineup:
Erik Persson - Vocals
Ola Strömer - Guitar
Jen Karlsson - Guitar
Robert Sporre - Bass
Robin Johansson - Drums
Tracklist:
01 - Yellowless
02 - Tee Time
03 - Neverland
04 - Mr Frolic
05 - Today
06 - Quite A Cool Boy
07 - Track 07
08 - Track 08
09 - Track 09
10 - Track 10
11 - Track 11
12 - Track 12
13 - Track 13
14 - Track 14
15 - Track 15
16 - Track 16
17 - Track 17
18 - Track 18
19 - Track 19
20 - Track 20
October 13, 2015
Mr. Potatohead
Biography :
Mr. Potatohead was a band from Amsterdam, The Netherlands active in the 90's.
- Coming Right At You (1995) TAPE
- J.F.'s Birthday (1995) TAPE
- Flabbergasted (1996) CD
- Nursery Rhymes (1997) CD
- Flabbergasted / Nursery Rhymes (1999) CD
- Demo (1999) CD
- Cut Myself Shaving (2000) CD
Mr. Potatohead - Demo (1999)
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Release Year: 1999
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Tracklist:
01 - I Hope You Choke On Your Comsumerism
02 - One Day
03 - Stay
04 - Kafka
05 - De Vlieger
October 05, 2015
Latch Key Kids
Biography (source: wikipedia) :
Latch Key Kids are a punk rock band from Houston, Texas. Over nearly twenty years, the band has been one of the few mainstays in the city and one of the fewer who have ventured out on tour outside the city and state. Through longevity and perseverance, Latch Key Kids have become a very important inclusion in the lore of Houston, TX music.
The band started in 1993 as “Focused Realities” with singer Tim Guerinot, guitarist Jeff "Rhino" Neumann, and drummer Jonathan "JJ" Guerinot. Six months in, bassist Chris Seymour joined. After playing local shows in their hometown of Houston, Texas, for most of the year, the band recorded "Keys for Kids," a seven-song cassette that gained them enough notoriety on the local scene to earn opening slots of then-up and coming bands such as Lagwagon, Face to Face, Jawbreaker, and AFI. Chris Seymour left the band shortly afterwards to continue playing with Slaphappy, a Houston ska-core outfit that later went on to become Supermarket All-Stars. Joel Bordeaux, later of Injury, replaced him; the band later recorded the "Get Out of Jail Free" cassette in 1994, a split effort with Houston's Suburban Disturbance, a punk rock band featuring Marc Manic, later to become Latch Key Kids' second guitarist.
Continuing to play in the Texas area, Latch Key Kids' lineup changed again shortly after the second cassette with Joel Bordeaux leaving the band and being replaced with Scott Smith on bass. Additionally, for the first time, Latch Key Kids gained a second guitarist with Steve Torres' addition. With this lineup in 1995, the band recorded their biggest effort at the time, the "Time Out" 7" on Skene! Records, a label run by Jeff Spiegel, later to work for Fat Wreck Chords, that had already gained notoriety for having released one of Green Day's first efforts, the "Sweet Children" 7". With the new 7" in tow, Latch Key Kids continued to play every show they could throughout the Texas area.
The band's lineup changed again in 1996 with Steve Torres leaving Houston to attend college and Scott Smith moving on to play in Houston hardcore outfit Objection; they were respectively replaced with Suburban Disturbance's Marc Manic on second guitar and Dave Ng on bass. This would be the lineup that would record and release the band's first full-length on CD, "Anytime, Anyplace," in 1997. With their new lineup, Latch Key Kids set out on their first US tour in the summer of 1996; during this tour, the band stopped in Minnesota to record the record. Returning to Houston later that year, the record was picked up for distribution by the up and coming Houston label Pinche Flojo Records, founded by John Garcia of Houston ska band Los Skarnales at the time. The band released the record on the eve of a US tour in 1997 during a show opening for Ten Foot Pole.
Returning from the summer 1997 tour, Jeff "Rhino" Neumann, the band's founding guitarist, left the band to pursue a career as a road technician and stage and tour manager for many bands, starting with Fenix TX, a Houston band leaving at the time to tour with Blink-182. He was replaced with Dillon Sexton on second guitar. It was at this same time that the band's founding drummer, Jonathan "JJ" Guerinot, left the band to pursue his hardcore project, World Burns to Death, a band that would become increasingly popular in the hardcore community. He was replaced with Cory Worden on drums. This lineup would carry the band into 1998 and would record the band's second full-length, "Innocence Gone," on Pinche Flojo Records, released in the summer of 1998. [1] However, during the tour to support this record, Cory Worden left the band and Jonathan Guerinot once again returned to complete the tour.
Returning from the summer 1998 tour, Dave Ng moved from bass to fill in the vacant drum position while a new member who went by "Statch" filled the bass position. This lineup would record a split 7" with Dallas' Slowride that was never released in 1999. [2] This lineup would also tour with the 1999 Warped Tour alongside Blink-182, Bouncing Souls, Pennywise, and more.
In 2000, citing “real life” issues, Latch Key Kids went on hiatus.[3]This hiatus continued until 2007 when Tim Guerinot and Jeff “Rhino” Neumann met to catch up and decided to reform the band. Latch Key Kids reformed the band using a “fraternity” strategy; this meant they would fill the band with any former members available at the time of a potential show. [4] This strategy propelled the band through opening slots for NOFX and Bad Religion in 2008. The band continued to develop new songs and play in the Texas area throughout 2008 and 2009. [5]
In 2010, Latch Key Kids found a solid lineup with Tim Guerinot, Jeff “Rhino” Neumann, and Marc Manic along with new bassist Brad Collett and, back for the first time since 1998, drummer Cory Worden. This lineup, albeit without Neumann who was on tour as a technician with Avenged Sevenfold, would complete a series of shows in early 2011 with NOFX, Bouncing Souls, Cobra Skulls, and Old Man Markley. [6] Additionally, they would also play a series of shows with Less Than Jake, Supervillians, and Off with their Heads. [7]
In mid-2011, this lineup also went into the studio to track the “Democracy: The Art of Maintaining a State of Fear” EP. Prior to entering the studio, the band added Jeff Hazen, formerly of Houston punk rock outfit Crash 81 into a third guitar slot. Shortly after completing the tracking, Brad Collett moved away from the band and wasn’t able to continue with them.
Latch Key Kids, this time without Neumann, who was again doing technician work, and without Marc Manic, who was away for work, went on the road for a series of shows in August of 2011 with MA’s The Fake Boys supporting. [8] During this same set of shows, both bands supported the ongoing Riverboat Gamblers, Off with their Heads, and Dead to Me tour for the Houston date. With Brad Collett having moved, Dave Ng filled in the bass slot for this set of shows.
Following the August 2011 dates, Latch Key Kids completed the mixing and mastering of the “Democracy” EP with Ryan Greene, the storied producer of NOFX and more at the helm and found a permanent bassist in Scott Johnson, formerly of Houston outfit This Year’s Tiger. The “Democracy” EP has been announced for release on January 10, 2012 [9] and was covered in the January 12, 2012 Houston Press. [10]
The current Latch Key Kids lineup is Tim Guerinot (vocals), Jeff “Rhino” Neumann (guitar), Marc Manic (guitar), Jeff Hazen (guitar), Scott Johnson (bass), and Cory Worden (drums).
The band started in 1993 as “Focused Realities” with singer Tim Guerinot, guitarist Jeff "Rhino" Neumann, and drummer Jonathan "JJ" Guerinot. Six months in, bassist Chris Seymour joined. After playing local shows in their hometown of Houston, Texas, for most of the year, the band recorded "Keys for Kids," a seven-song cassette that gained them enough notoriety on the local scene to earn opening slots of then-up and coming bands such as Lagwagon, Face to Face, Jawbreaker, and AFI. Chris Seymour left the band shortly afterwards to continue playing with Slaphappy, a Houston ska-core outfit that later went on to become Supermarket All-Stars. Joel Bordeaux, later of Injury, replaced him; the band later recorded the "Get Out of Jail Free" cassette in 1994, a split effort with Houston's Suburban Disturbance, a punk rock band featuring Marc Manic, later to become Latch Key Kids' second guitarist.
Continuing to play in the Texas area, Latch Key Kids' lineup changed again shortly after the second cassette with Joel Bordeaux leaving the band and being replaced with Scott Smith on bass. Additionally, for the first time, Latch Key Kids gained a second guitarist with Steve Torres' addition. With this lineup in 1995, the band recorded their biggest effort at the time, the "Time Out" 7" on Skene! Records, a label run by Jeff Spiegel, later to work for Fat Wreck Chords, that had already gained notoriety for having released one of Green Day's first efforts, the "Sweet Children" 7". With the new 7" in tow, Latch Key Kids continued to play every show they could throughout the Texas area.
The band's lineup changed again in 1996 with Steve Torres leaving Houston to attend college and Scott Smith moving on to play in Houston hardcore outfit Objection; they were respectively replaced with Suburban Disturbance's Marc Manic on second guitar and Dave Ng on bass. This would be the lineup that would record and release the band's first full-length on CD, "Anytime, Anyplace," in 1997. With their new lineup, Latch Key Kids set out on their first US tour in the summer of 1996; during this tour, the band stopped in Minnesota to record the record. Returning to Houston later that year, the record was picked up for distribution by the up and coming Houston label Pinche Flojo Records, founded by John Garcia of Houston ska band Los Skarnales at the time. The band released the record on the eve of a US tour in 1997 during a show opening for Ten Foot Pole.
Returning from the summer 1997 tour, Jeff "Rhino" Neumann, the band's founding guitarist, left the band to pursue a career as a road technician and stage and tour manager for many bands, starting with Fenix TX, a Houston band leaving at the time to tour with Blink-182. He was replaced with Dillon Sexton on second guitar. It was at this same time that the band's founding drummer, Jonathan "JJ" Guerinot, left the band to pursue his hardcore project, World Burns to Death, a band that would become increasingly popular in the hardcore community. He was replaced with Cory Worden on drums. This lineup would carry the band into 1998 and would record the band's second full-length, "Innocence Gone," on Pinche Flojo Records, released in the summer of 1998. [1] However, during the tour to support this record, Cory Worden left the band and Jonathan Guerinot once again returned to complete the tour.
Returning from the summer 1998 tour, Dave Ng moved from bass to fill in the vacant drum position while a new member who went by "Statch" filled the bass position. This lineup would record a split 7" with Dallas' Slowride that was never released in 1999. [2] This lineup would also tour with the 1999 Warped Tour alongside Blink-182, Bouncing Souls, Pennywise, and more.
In 2000, citing “real life” issues, Latch Key Kids went on hiatus.[3]This hiatus continued until 2007 when Tim Guerinot and Jeff “Rhino” Neumann met to catch up and decided to reform the band. Latch Key Kids reformed the band using a “fraternity” strategy; this meant they would fill the band with any former members available at the time of a potential show. [4] This strategy propelled the band through opening slots for NOFX and Bad Religion in 2008. The band continued to develop new songs and play in the Texas area throughout 2008 and 2009. [5]
In 2010, Latch Key Kids found a solid lineup with Tim Guerinot, Jeff “Rhino” Neumann, and Marc Manic along with new bassist Brad Collett and, back for the first time since 1998, drummer Cory Worden. This lineup, albeit without Neumann who was on tour as a technician with Avenged Sevenfold, would complete a series of shows in early 2011 with NOFX, Bouncing Souls, Cobra Skulls, and Old Man Markley. [6] Additionally, they would also play a series of shows with Less Than Jake, Supervillians, and Off with their Heads. [7]
In mid-2011, this lineup also went into the studio to track the “Democracy: The Art of Maintaining a State of Fear” EP. Prior to entering the studio, the band added Jeff Hazen, formerly of Houston punk rock outfit Crash 81 into a third guitar slot. Shortly after completing the tracking, Brad Collett moved away from the band and wasn’t able to continue with them.
Latch Key Kids, this time without Neumann, who was again doing technician work, and without Marc Manic, who was away for work, went on the road for a series of shows in August of 2011 with MA’s The Fake Boys supporting. [8] During this same set of shows, both bands supported the ongoing Riverboat Gamblers, Off with their Heads, and Dead to Me tour for the Houston date. With Brad Collett having moved, Dave Ng filled in the bass slot for this set of shows.
Following the August 2011 dates, Latch Key Kids completed the mixing and mastering of the “Democracy” EP with Ryan Greene, the storied producer of NOFX and more at the helm and found a permanent bassist in Scott Johnson, formerly of Houston outfit This Year’s Tiger. The “Democracy” EP has been announced for release on January 10, 2012 [9] and was covered in the January 12, 2012 Houston Press. [10]
The current Latch Key Kids lineup is Tim Guerinot (vocals), Jeff “Rhino” Neumann (guitar), Marc Manic (guitar), Jeff Hazen (guitar), Scott Johnson (bass), and Cory Worden (drums).
- Key For Kids (1993) TAPE
- Split with Suburban Disturbance - Get Out Of Jail Free (1994) TAPE
- Time Out (1995) VINYL 7''
- Punk Rock Does The Body Good (1996) VINYL 7''
- Anytime, Anyplace (1997) CD
- Innocence Gone (1998) CD
- Split with Slowride (1999) VINYL 7''
- Democracy: The Art Of Maintining A State Of Fear (2012) CD
Latch Key Kids - Time Out (1995)
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Release Year: 1995
Label: Skene! Records
Lineup:
Tim Guerinot - Vocals
Rhino Neumann - Guitar / Vocals
Steve Torres - Guitar
Scott Smith - Bass
Jon Guerinot - Drums
Tracklist:
01 - Separation
02 - Innocence Gone
03 - Easy Way Out
04 - Set Aside
Latch Key Kids - Punk Rock Does The Body Good (1996)
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Release Year: 1996
Label: Dropout Records
Lineup:
Tim Guerinot - Vocals
Rhino Neumann - Guitar / Vocals
Steve Torres - Guitar
Dave Ng - Bass
Jon Guerinot - Drums
Tracklist:
01 - Regret
02 - Wanting More
03 - Faded Memories
04 - Swayed
Latch Key Kids - Anytime, Anyplace (1997)
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Release Year: 1997
Label: Pinche Flojo Records
Lineup:
Tim Guerinot - Vocals
Rhino Neumann - Guitar / Vocals
Marc Manic - Guitar
Dave Ng - Bass
Jon Guerinot - Drums
Tracklist:
01 - Falling Down
02 - Silence
03 - Separations
04 - Innocence Gone
05 - Faded Memories
06 - Apprehension
07 - Regret
08 - Deceit
09 - Simple Life
10 - Wanting More
11 - Wrong Again
12 - You're Despicable
13 - Swayed
14 - Set Aside
15 - Got To Go
16 - Easy Way Out
Latch Key Kids - Innocence Gone (1998)
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Release Year: 1998
Label: Pinche Flojo Records
Lineup:
Tim Guerinot - Vocals
Dillon Sexton - Guitar / Vocals
Marc Manic - Guitar
Dave Ng - Bass
Cory Worden - Drums
Tracklist:
01 - Too Soon
02 - 6-28
03 - Look Away
04 - Chance
05 - One Shot
06 - Knight Song
07 - Last Ride
08 - Trapped In Your Room
09 - Just Care
10 - #1
11 - Promise
12 - Strange Days
13 - Wicked Game
14 - Moment
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