Uh oh...Gleet and Gumma mail order will be defunct until late December, and we are awfully sorry. So, don't send any checks until then. But, we'll make it up to you...with filth! The new issue #5 of Krebnar Imparts His Gems of Wisdom is ready for you to download! It's here in Adobe Acrobat (.PDF) format; version 4 is recommended. If you don't have Acrobat Reader, it's free from Adobe. The new issue is super-raunchy and hopefully will provide chuckles galore.
Love, Execution Style tour dates!
October 26, 1999: De Skolgård - Hässleholm, Sweden
October 27, 1999: Badrumskylskåp - Lund, Sweden
October 30, 1999: Økonomi - Næstved, Denmark
November 2, 1999: Seværdigheder - Rødbyhavn, Denmark
November 8, 1999: Haar-Käsescream - Wilhelmshaven, Germany
November 12, 1999: Vochtig Koekje - Groningen, Netherlands
November 18, 1999: Der Unordentlichen Frau - Aachen, Germany
November 25, 1999: Feuchtes Sandwich - Bad Hersfeld, Germany
December 5, 1999: Das Grosse Baby - Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany
Love, Execution Style are going to tour Europe this Fall/Winter! Unfortunately, the custom-made music service must be temporarily discontinued because of this. Wah. Anyhoo, we'll post tour dates when we get 'em!
Craziness! The super-cool synth pop band The
Mnemonic Devices covered the song "Pearl Necklace" by Love,
Execution Style, and it's on their latest CD All
This Wasted Beauty. It's a gem of an album, so give 'em a
try.
SUPER-YAY! Chalk another one up for Love, Execution
Style, whose Nameless
album was reviewed in a recent issue of Metro
Pulse. Check
it out! Despite what the review says, the band does not partake
in illicit drug use. They are high on freakin' LIFE!
AIIIIEEEE!!! Head on over to your local newsstand and pick
up the August issue of Spin magazine (the one with Limp Bizkit on
the cover) and check out the article that talks about Love, Execution
Style! So you'll waste no time, it's on page 163. It describes
their custom-made music service,
the latest album Nameless,
and is pretty darn flattering and cool. Needless to say, all of us
at G&G Records are jumping up and down, screaming non-stop, and showering
each other with various pasta salads. HOO YEAH!
Grab a lovely beverage, settle into your easy chair, then start surfing the hell out of Fevered Penguin's newly updated web site. It is fab-funTASTIC! Where to begin? You have some groovy-new mp3 sound files, zany comics, and exclusive photos of this pulsating teen sensation that is Fevered Penguin. Punji, Punji, what have you done now?
Scott Jackson, a.k.a. Ericgeneric (Gosh Guy from long ago), has commenced
his worldwide media takeover with the launch of his hit TV show The
Cartel, which can be viewed in the Nashville/Murfreesboro/Cookeville
(Tennessee) area on Public TV station WCTE-10. Scott plays Monty
Carlo, a French national who is scheming to dominate the automobile market
with his partner, Katrina Svetlana, former Russian assassin. Exciting?
Oh my yes. And, since this crazy world of ours is intraconnected
in oh so many ways, much like a spider's entangling web of silk, we should
point out that Love, Execution Style composed the opening and closing
theme songs for the show.
Gentle readers, please peruse the Drawer
B review of Nameless
by Love, Execution Style located here
and decide for yourself whether or not you need to possess the CD, like
an evil temptress must possess the souls of feeble men.
The
new Love, Execution Style album was born from an experiment:
could they write and record a new song every day for the month of January?
On New Year's Day, the members swore off any social contact for the entire
month - even between each other. Every day, each member took
an assigned shift to work on a song, then they had to leave the premises
before the next member would arrive at the studio to continue work.
Were they successful? Well, by the end of January, there were nineteen
new songs, hundreds of empty bottles, and several tired, broken souls...so
no. They failed. February was spent recuperating and completing
more recordings, bringing the total to twenty-four tracks.
On February 28, they stumbled into our office with a handful of master tapes, said nothing, and left. Twenty of those tracks comprise Nameless, their fifth and best album yet. This puppy is filled to the brim with pop songs of every shape and form, from ultra-twee tunes to kill-me-now-depressing tracks. It's accented with compelling mood noise, dense arrangements, and a wide variety of instrumentation. Plus, you get six super-cool bonus tracks, including their three commissioned custom-made songs. And we haven't even mentioned the packaging yet! Every cover is hand-cut from fabric and as you can see is pretty darn gorgeous. Be sure to listen to selections from Nameless on our mp3 sound file page, and hear for yourself.
You may be thinking "Hey, I thought they recorded twenty-four tracks!"
The leftover four tracks didn't seem to fit with the rest of the album,
so we're making them available as an online mp3 EP called Mitosis
which is available until June. You win!
Now
that the holiday excitement has passed and you are undoubtedly lying in
a pile of rubbish, with turkey-scented breath, here's something to pick
you up and fling you into the neighbor's yard. A new Dead Dog
EP, and it's online in
MP3 format! It's a mega-single for "The Laissez-Faire Thing,"
a track from the upcoming Dead Dog album. It's totally rad!
It has a live version of "Hemispherin'," a cover of Stephin Merritt's yet-to-be-released
"Lindy Lou," and other toasty treats.