the wreckreators
the original semi-mutant, quasi-guerrilla new orleans pop combo... muggy music and words askew, with a hey-na-nonny and a ha-cha-cha!
a song for thelma todd. she teased groucho, buster, laurel and hardy... and us! we miss ya still toddy!
"death garage (the ice cream blonde)" is a Trap-Pop track by the wreckreators on SoundClick. the wreckreators demonstrates a clear artistic voice throughout. Representing the charismatic sound of trap-pop in New Orleans, this track speaks for itself. It has charted at #13 on the SoundClick Trap-Pop chart. "death garage (the ice cream blonde)" is part of the wreckreators catalog on SoundClick, where independent artists connect with a global audience.
don't you think the weather is fine dear? lock up the house, we'll go for a drive...
SoundClick artist the wreckreators presents "blue sky drive", an outstanding release in the Pop Rock genre. The song establishes its own world and invites the listener to settle in. This is the unmistakable sound of New Orleans, and it will especially appeal to pop rock fans. "blue sky drive" has peaked at number 9 on the SoundClick Pop Rock chart. the wreckreators continues to build a Pop Rock catalog on SoundClick, one of the longest-running platforms for independent artists.
and here's a tune made up from the reverend freeze's bitingly funny words and my crafty pop sensibilities... or just more scathing psyco-sociopathic commentary by the sons of 1984.
"doublethink (orwellian mix)" is a Trap-Pop track by the wreckreators on SoundClick. the wreckreators demonstrates a clear artistic voice throughout. This is the unmistakable sound of New Orleans, and it will especially appeal to trap-pop fans. It has charted at #13 on the SoundClick Trap-Pop chart. "doublethink (orwellian mix)" is part of the wreckreators catalog on SoundClick, where independent artists connect with a global audience.
turn off your mind, relax and float downstream . . .
Independent artist the wreckreators drops "anesthesia", an Acid track on SoundClick. The production choices feel intentional, giving the track a distinct character. The New Orleans influence comes through clearly, making this especially appealing to acid fans. "anesthesia" has peaked at number 4 on the SoundClick Acid chart. If Alternative, Prog and Indie is your sound, "anesthesia" is a strong addition to your playlist.
so, frank and i are in a bar, in walks his ex with a guy that looks just like frank, we all laffed like mad, then i went home and wrote this song, (or maybe it's just something else entirely), 3 minutes and 3 seconds of pop majesty...
SoundClick artist the wreckreators presents "random samples of love seen as boyfriend replicas", an outstanding release in the Trap-Pop genre. It is the kind of track that finds the right moment to make itself heard. Representing the charismatic sound of trap-pop in New Orleans, this track speaks for itself. "random samples of love seen as boyfriend replicas" has peaked at #21 in the Trap-Pop category on SoundClick. the wreckreators continues to build a Trap-Pop catalog on SoundClick, one of the longest-running platforms for independent artists.
4 or five guys looking for liquor, love and laughs. . . then writing songs about it. Each brought together in new orleans by hook and by crook, to play a moody, muddy, almost moist music. They have a rhythm that smolders like a slow landfill fire, with words askew and music muggy. Playing high and low, using whatever is left over from the night before, they tear into their sounds, (which are somewhat found), with an emotional ferocity few have mastered! Come hear for yourself, that witty and charming band about town...
M.A. Sample - lead/bkgd vocals, songwriter, guitars, basses, pianny and keyboards, drums/percussion, saxophone, harmonicas, mandolin, ukelele, trombone, noises, effects, treatments and manipulation...
Sadie Mae Lumpkins - lead/bkgd vocals, songwriter, loops, dubs, sympathy, utensils and appliances, muse...
The Reverend 'Mr' Freeze - vocals, handclaps, songwriter, sound, stats and samples...
P-Man Thomas - drums/percussions, beats, plastic forks, toys, videos, shoes, time-outs, pouts, yelps, yowls, whines, noises, mac & cheese, and a general mischievious and undermining attitude...
featuring the metry transitional choir and the old metry wreckin' krewe horns...
We don't play well with others. Intent on mayhem and chaos, we have been banished to the studio for the duration...
the beatles, the marx brothers, XTC, robert zimmerman, raymond chandler, pink floyd, robert johnson, the rat pack, looney toons, the coen brothers, new orleans r & b, robert a. heinlein, brian wilson, the rat pack, dasheill hammett, kubrick, NIN, trad jazz, elvis c. and elvis p. (before the army), satchmo, todd rundgren, buster keaton, radiohead, THE firesign theatre, hendrix, hitchcock, ludwig van and wolfgang amadeus, film noir, the kinks, zappa, the clash, the bonzo dog doo-dah band, miles davis, spoon, sci-fi...
sony viao vgc-rc110g, 'HAL 9000' (for it all), sony vaio rx881, (for audio), a transitor radio, a fender telecaster, a gibson grabber bass, a rickenbacker 360-12, a washburn es-10 dobro, an epiphone acoustic, a fender precision bass, a pair of shakers (one cracked), a ukelele, some pots and pans, somebody's forgotten mandolin, various harmonicas, about 10,000 vinyl records, acid 4 pro, a fender pro-twin reverb amp, a fender sidekick reverb 25, a peavy backstage 30, a tascam 424 mk2 4-track, a tascam porta-1 4-track, a roland tape echo, a sony tvr340 handycam, my high school saxophone, my daddy's 'olds' trombone, a tamborine, a very old roberts reel-to-reel w/ a built 8 track recorder, an old up-right pianny, sound forge 8, a few sony casette decks, a nice set of pulse drums, vegas video 5, an old casio sk-1 sampler, a casio 455 keyboard, a found accoustic guitar, a bunch of electronic gizmos for effects, my old broken dobro, assorted percussive thingys, anything left over from the night before, 2 turntables and a microphone, . . .
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