Indie Rock written by someone who loves Indie Rock. College Rock played by fans. Pop Punk from DC not just California. If you want an original voice and THAT SOUND!!!
ORDER RELEASES
RCR007 - A Dater's Guide To Dying (Full Length CD in sleeve, 2006) $5 ppd. Holding up the indie rock torch and keeping the mosquitoes away...punk, emo, pop who really knows anymore, who really cares? Making music we love filled with bouncing ball melodies...that's our trend and enjoy the sound with 11 brand new songs that make it a radio free summer...excluding Europe. Also, thanks to Hannah for the killer shot and myspace album cover!! Say Awesome! Click below for your copy today!
RCR005 - Don't Shake Me Up (Full Length CD in sleeve, 2005) $5 ppd. Garage Punk, College rock, Modern rock, Slop rock, Bedroom Lo-Fi or whatever you wanna call it - this is the melodic sound you loved when you wanted to move to Chapel Hill! It's not your faultl Get your pogo bruising copy below and support DIY and the Independent Music Scene!
All CD's are available thru home mailorder too. Make All Checks or Money Orders Payable to - Phil Avalos, P.O. Box 96, Dyer, IN 46311 USA. Please do include the cd titles you want. We do check the mail once a week. We DO accept well-concealed cash at your own risk. Thanks! Some cd's can be ordered at CDBaby too!
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Fall 2006 - You Stole My Voice, It's In My Mouth E.P. (4-song EP, 2006) with "Stumble Rock, Jet Pack, Hesitate & Brown." This e.p. will now be re-released officially with 2 bonus tracks, that's the plan!
SIDE PROJECTS, HISTORY LESSONS, ETC.
My lo-fi acoustic pop project is The Acoustic Set and I used to lead a Geek Rock-Pop Punk outfit called Sometimes Seven.
PLEASE HELP US SPREAD THE WORD AND BURN AWAY...!!!
**Indie Labels, Radio, Filmakers & Zines** We love doing compilation cd's and if you want songs for indie films and projects or reviews just let us know, we're all about getting our material out there and helping out in the process. Just send us an e-mail!
CD REVIEWS
LEFT OF THE DIAL (ARTVOICE) - "Come on kids and grab my song, and just hang on," Phil Avalos urges during "Hang On," one of fourteen concise, crunchy nuggets of inviting, addictive pop covered grungey guitar that comprise Don't Shake Me Up. Anyone with a love for the musical junction where hooky power-pop merges with raw, honest indie-rock sound quality and the hyper thrust of punk should follow Avalos' lyrical advice. It seems that the main goal of Avalos and his backing band, The Quiet Lanes, is to make songs that are short but sweet enough to stick in your minds for a long time. Don't Shake Me Up is loaded with choruses that keep coming back like boomerangs. The fact is, even if you don't grab Avalos' tunes, they're likely to grab onto you, they're so relentlessly catchy. They're the kind of songs you find yourself spontaneously humming before you're even aware of it. This disc is liable to satisfy fans for early Green Day and Weezer as well as lesser known, but no less influential, bands like Superchunk, Guided By Voices and The Promise Ring. Sometimes the inspiration is mined from bands as far back as the Jam, but the reference points here come from the mid '90's, when the most exciting music emanated from the basements and garages in college towns. - Matt Barber
You want to hear more songs? Check out our band page on My Space.
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