Music blogger Michael Lewis aka Kill-A-DJ gives MOLG's 'Gilt' a thoughtful, knowledgable, and mostly accurate review.

He also includes the record's orientation to the ansgty events of his own dreaded senior HS year (though unlike some giddy appraisers of BTHOOM's second record he fortunately makes no claims of it being a soundtrack to the acquisition of carnal knowledge).

...or whatever one feels like paying. Enjoy!

Both young man's music and the seeds converse are now available at stinkweeds, 12 W. Camelback, Phoenix.

the seeds converse is now available. the angry turkey gods of the intarwebs have hidden it somewhere on this website. good luck...

now here's a promo photo!




the hot number pictured above is a houseboat on saylorville lake in des moines, IA once owned by jeff wright of hairy mary's repute.

back in the summer of '95 i opted for total obscurity over just the relative variety when i turned down a promotional tour with Machines of Loving Grace just in time for BTHOOM to go on a decade-long hiatus.

so i missed out on my moment of tawdry rock glamour by not spending one-third of my fifteen minutes fake-fretting a six-stringed rock phallus and sporting desperate black threads for a video that, like all of them, probably aged about as well as a bag of Burger King.

somewhat less disappointing is the offical promo photo i (almost) missed out on.

thank yahweh for a little program called "photoshop."

The store page has a feature that lets you preview the mp3s available for purchase. Fortunately for adventurous listeners this feature allows you to start the preview for a new track while the previously selected one is still playing. Results? Free noise!

Infinite combinations appear possible.

I should also note that I reveal this discovery with not a little wistfulness realizing that the resulting noise may well be more compelling to some listeners than the underlying tracks I labored so long on.

It was for me anyway.

Videos posted of a circa '95 show at Boston's. Tracks include "Belly," "Told," and "Godbox."

Update: Now available on the video page.

R.I.P. Sun Club and Hammerheads