August 10, 2018
12"
Album
/ Rough Trade
/ Rock, Indie rock
Debut studio album from anti-folk band The Moldy Peaches. Mostly know for their don't give an F attitude, Adam Green and Kimya Dawson's The Moldy Peaches were a fixture of New York's anit-folk scene, playing shows at the SideWalk Cafe. Their eponymous debut is made up of mostly of recordings from Port Townsend, Washington, along with a few singles that were previously released. You'll most likely be familiar with their music from movies like Juno, where Ellen Page and Michael Cera perform a rendition of "Anyone Else But You." The sound is about as lo-fi as one can get. There's plenty of humor and sloppiness, but the songwriting holds up for most of the album. One for the outsiders and misfits. Includes the songs: "Anyone Else But You," "Jorge Regula," and "Who's Got The Crack." Twenty-one tracks in all. Released by Rough Trade on red vinyl housed in a replica sleeve with a bonus 7".
Tracklist:
- 1. Lucky Number Nine
- 2. Jorge Regula
- 3. What Went Wrong
- 4. Nothing Came Out
- 5. Downloading Porn With Dave
- 6. These Burgers
- 7. Steak For Chicken
- 8. On Top
- 9. Greyhound Bus
- 1. Anyone Else But You
- 2. Little Bunny Foo-Foo
- 3. The Ballad Of Helen Keller & Rip Van Winkle
- 4. Who's Got The Crack
- 5. Lucky Charms
- 6. D.2. Boyfriend
- 7. I Forgot
- 8. Lazy Confessions
- 9. NYC's Like A Graveyard
- 10. Goodbye Song
- +
- A. Country Fair
- AA. Rainbows