1.
Who
are these trippers?
The Frights are a garage surf punk band from San Diego,
California. The Frights are two long players and two short players to the good.
Kids (Jan’16) is a re-hash from the E.P.
DeathFrights (2014) and rockets of
the second album You Are Going To Hate
This (Feb’16).2. What kind of gloop are The Frights slopping?
Kids is a sweet little garage surf rocker that sounds like it was recorded at a warehouse gig. But The Frights fucking flail the beast at the end for a rousing finale.
“A hormonal mess of powerful rhythms” – Alt Press.
“Upbeat
and decidedly punk-rock” – Interview Magazine.
5. Who puts the scary into The Frights tunes?
The Frights influences are Black Flag, Bad Religion and Red Hot Chili Peppers.
6. Why should I risk contamination from Kids?
Kids is, as the title suggests, a punk anthem for the restless everywhere with a cranky lead break that don't quit. Exquisite.
7. Has lightning struck before for The Frights?
Nasal intercourse. (Fuck knows).
You Are
Going To Hate This was produced by Zac Carper of FIDLAR.
The Frights have been on the road with SWMRS this year.
The Frights have expressed big love for AC/DC and Prince.
“Growing
up is suicide”
Prince to The Beatles royalty, rock god and musical
genius, Electric Light Orchestra is Jeff Lynne. He starting making music in 1963
and is still rocking harder than a prison rapist's hardon. As well as creating
his own legacy of 70’s golden pop rock, selling 50 million albums, twenty top
20 UK singles and fifteen top 20 US singles, Jeff Lynne produced albums for
Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Roy Orbison, Tom Petty, and Brian Wilson. Jeff Lynne also formed The Travellin’ Wilburys (1988-90) with a few
friends. The well of
Jeff Lynne's musical goodness has influenced indie pop and rock to no less extent than The
Beatles and must be dipped into from time to time for a healthy mind and body. Livin’ Thing (1976) was the lead single from ELO’s sixth album A New World (1976), the album was a world wide top ten
hit that spawned three more massive singles. Livin' Thing topped a 2006 Q Magazine poll of guilty pleasures, beating out Boston's More Than A Feeling.
“It’s
a givin’ thing
It’s a terrible thing to lose”
It’s a terrible thing to lose”
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