Woke Against The Tide by Girl Tears, released 28 October 2016 1. Sedated 2. Demons 3. You Remember 4. Rotting 5. Your Eyes 6. Voices 7. Empty 8. Cold Thoughts 9. Panic Attack 10. Coup De Grâce 1. Cold Thoughts and Uneasy personify the album’s conflict. There are hooks, melody and structure, but also a bit of chaos built on a more complex arrangement that’s constantly shifting and evolving, much like the band themselves. Whereas their debut Tension was more a discovery, Woke Against The Tide is more abstract. The Los Angeles/Orange County punk trio Girl Tears has mastered the art of the three-chord attack, delivering volatile blasts to the point of fury. Four tours and 100+ shows later, playing art spaces, houses, DiY venues, bars, barns, backyards, basements, and everything in between, Girl Tears has delivered a natural, confident progression from their debut.
96 Tears is the debut album by the American garage rock band ? and the Mysterians, released in 1966. It peaked at number 66 on Billboard's Pop Albums chart. The single "96 Tears" reached number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 on October 29, prior to release of the album. The album and the single "96 Tears" were both on the charts for fifteen weeks, while the single "I Need Somebody" was on the charts for ten weeks.
Also performing will be Girl Tears and Tenement Rats giving us a modern taste on the CBGB-esque sounds we've been longing for! DJ sets by Mr Pharmacist. 20 November 2017 ·. Doing a live stream for Deadbeat Sound tomorrow!
punk trio Girl Tears don't mess around with things like guitar solos, complicated bridges, or virtuosity of any kind. Instead, their debut album, Tension, blasts through 12 songs in a mere ten minutes, forsaking all of the above in favor of making a quick impact and getting out right away. Their down-in-the-gutter sound doesn't fool around with pop much, though the songs are hooky, sharp, and sound nothing like they carbon-copied some early Clash albums.
Girl Tears is a punk trio out of LA/Orange County who attack every single song on their sophomoric full-length with the same three chords, an overall dark energy and vocals that made me think of . Girl Tears is a punk trio out of LA/Orange County who attack every single song on their sophomoric full-length with the same three chords, an overall dark energy and vocals that made me think of a cross between Glenn Danzig and TSOL’s Jack Grisham. Unfortunately, two vocalists I have never been particularly keen on.
