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Super Chuck
Reviewed 2019-09-23
Reviewed 2019-09-23
Presenting fuck’s first new record in over ten years, the band, on Vampire Blues! In the mid-’90s to the early aughts, fuck was releasing a new record every other year and touring constantly while jumping from label to label. Then, with nary a warning, they up and disappeared. No note, no nothing.
Like: Butterglory, Dump, Tobin Sprout.
FCC 4, (And the name of the band)
Play: 3,7,9,12
1.To Whom (1:37) Warmer sounding, rawer, strong, anthemic statement.
2.Facehole (1:50) Slow beautiful, lo fi form of post-punk distorted ballad.
3.Bossy Nova (3:51) Monotone vocals, stress less guitar licks, dissonance bossanova.
4.It Girl (2:30) Catchy vocals and guitars ...a raw lovesong with singalong.
5.Cream Pie Patch (2:47) Rock ballad that would be certainties for primetime 90's radio airplay.
6.Devil eyes (1:53) Lo fi indie country-ish with jittery tempo that never truly explode.
7.Leave My Body (4:16) Nice track, slower strumming guitars, mellow keys 90's style.
8.Thirsty Gnome (1:46) Folky track with a stoic driving groove.
9.Meet the Gibbons (3:13) Reverb-y guitars conventions with equal doses of stark minimalism keyboards.
10.Baby Gregor (3:00) Odd twangy guitars intro the higher octave of great brain synapse-snapping catchy music.
11.Stay (2:11) Slower tempo which draws attention to a haunting, repetitive melody.
12.Joker (3:04) Moves at a steady slow crawling to the high top of a very calm song.
13.Over Duressing (3:34) Calm and relax indie country ballad.
14.Unwound (2:26) Slow-tempo, built on subtle textures.
15.Tell me no (2:28) Slow guitar-centric indie folk that takes you nowhere.
Like: Butterglory, Dump, Tobin Sprout.
FCC 4, (And the name of the band)
Play: 3,7,9,12
1.To Whom (1:37) Warmer sounding, rawer, strong, anthemic statement.
2.Facehole (1:50) Slow beautiful, lo fi form of post-punk distorted ballad.
3.Bossy Nova (3:51) Monotone vocals, stress less guitar licks, dissonance bossanova.
4.It Girl (2:30) Catchy vocals and guitars ...a raw lovesong with singalong.
5.Cream Pie Patch (2:47) Rock ballad that would be certainties for primetime 90's radio airplay.
6.Devil eyes (1:53) Lo fi indie country-ish with jittery tempo that never truly explode.
7.Leave My Body (4:16) Nice track, slower strumming guitars, mellow keys 90's style.
8.Thirsty Gnome (1:46) Folky track with a stoic driving groove.
9.Meet the Gibbons (3:13) Reverb-y guitars conventions with equal doses of stark minimalism keyboards.
10.Baby Gregor (3:00) Odd twangy guitars intro the higher octave of great brain synapse-snapping catchy music.
11.Stay (2:11) Slower tempo which draws attention to a haunting, repetitive melody.
12.Joker (3:04) Moves at a steady slow crawling to the high top of a very calm song.
13.Over Duressing (3:34) Calm and relax indie country ballad.
14.Unwound (2:26) Slow-tempo, built on subtle textures.
15.Tell me no (2:28) Slow guitar-centric indie folk that takes you nowhere.
Recent airplay
Facehole
Magnetized Toner (rebroadcast from Oct 1, 2019) — Jun 24, 2021
Bossy Nova
Music Casserole — Nov 30, 2019
Leave My Body
Buford J. Sharkley Presents: As Told to Hervey Okkles — Nov 02, 2019
It Girl
The Fuzz Deli — Oct 09, 2019
Meet The Gibbons
The Library — Oct 02, 2019
Facehole
Magnetized Toner — Oct 01, 2019
Charting
2019-09-26 — 2019-11-28
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Nov 3 | 1 |
| Oct 13 | 1 |
| Oct 6 | 2 |
Track listing
| 1. | To Whom | ||
| 2. | Facehole | ||
| 3. | Bossy Nova | ||
| 4. | It Girl | ||
| 5. | Cream Pie Patch | ||
| 6. | Devil Eyes | ||
| 7. | Leave My Body | ||
| 8. | Thirsty Gnome | ||
| 9. | Meet The Gibbons | ||
| 10. | Baby Gregor | ||
| 11. | Stay | ||
| 12. | Joker | ||
| 13. | Over Duressing | ||
| 14. | Unwound | ||
| 15. | Tell Me No |