Spring-Loaded Twatshot
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Spring-Loaded Twatshot is an entity capable of annoying your ears, tickling your toes, and eating away at your preconceived notions of what good music is.Band/artist history
This began in late 2004, and has continued sporadically since. There are a total of about 25 songs recorded, 18 of which we released on a CD on Morning Buzz Records (www.myspace.com/morningbuzzrecords)Have you performed in front of an audience?No, can't play live as I have only two arms.
Your musical influences
I tend to wear my influences on my sleeve, but to be specific... Beatles, Fugazi, Pixies, At The Drive-In, Neil Young, etc. etcWhat equipment do you use?
I use whatever I can get my hands on usually... most of the recordings were made with a Fostex MR-8 8-track recorder, but now I jus use my computer and a crappy mic.Yeah, sure youre apeing a whole bunch of bands better than you. But the thing is, its refreshing. With bell and sebastian, clap your hands, the walkmen, and tv on the radio sh***ting up the indie airwaves, your music is a welcome change. And Im telling you man, this could get very popular if you just put it out there(hint hint last.fm). Indie kids would eat this stuff up.
Prediction: Money For Milk will become the summer anthem of 20075 turns indeed
thanks for checkin this stuff out thoughBrain probably doesn't remember, since he most likely repressed the memory, but I completely schooled him in a game of yahoo chess. Man, it was embarassing, I beat him in like 5 turns. Good thing chess skills don't translate over to musical talent.
Money for Milk, Walking Around, and Drunkee are my favorite. I'll buy his album if he ever gets his sh*** together and releases one.
--Number one San Antonian Fan,
Sombrero825really liked revolt-has the old 70s punk style that you don't hear anymore-very raw-very cool-keep the spirit alive.All comments (5)
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Some of my favorite, most formative tunes.