BLANK DOGS "IN HERE" 7" PREORDER

[Richie]

Portland Oregon?s Soft Kill, ripped through 2016 with their first release on Profound Lore Records ?Choke?. Once more bringing their unique blend of guitar driven sad rock, they are laced with a pop sensibility and flawless songwriting that seamlessly transcends post punk. Soft Kill have matured into a powerhouse, having released what is considered a new classic in the genre An Open Door in 2010, they are now effortlessly redefining it. As always with frontman Tobias Grave?s powerful, raw emotional storytelling, and guitar work by Conrad Vollmer, along with Owen Glendower on bass. Soft Kill write songs about loss, battles with drug addiction, the many tragedies that come from that life and the empty space suspended between mourning and celebration.

[Jared]

Say what's up to Choir Boy for me, Kevin.

[Jared]

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/soft-kill-choir-boy-pink-reason-hybrid-moments-tickets-42025162392

Goddamn. Somebody make a banner "WHERE'S MY BLANK DOGS SEVEN INCH?"

LOL

[Adamyk]

Good bump. A classic re-read.

[rutabowa]

It costs pennies on discogs now and there are tons of copies of all colours for sale (I'm sure someone has already pointed out)

[vedicardi]

that was an amazing 2 hours. The best part for me might be all the posts on the first dozen or so pages from mlady records.  at least toby chan had the heart to send a few copies out.  big props to toby "graves" for trying to connect himself with the best misfits vocalist, btw.  i would love to go to see this guy's band for a laugh.

rich: could we have a termbo best of archive?  perhaps a sub-board within worse than pop punk?

[cranefortune]

that was an amazing 2 hours. The best part for me might be all the posts on the first dozen or so pages from mlady records.  at least toby chan had the heart to send a few copies out.  big props to toby "graves" for trying to connect himself with the best misfits vocalist, btw.  i would love to go to see this guy's band for a laugh.

rich: could we have a termbo best of archive?  perhaps a sub-board within worse than pop punk?

Lol...yeah, rereading those early posts, all i could think of was the irony of Mladys posting on that shit

[Richie]

The best part of the whole saga for me was that I was one of the few who got the record, and he mailed it using a a cut up box from a Gibson guitar he must've just bought....

[Adamyk]

It costs pennies on discogs now and there are tons of copies of all colours for sale (I'm sure someone has already pointed out)

Same with the vast majority of once popular stuff from that era (Viv Girls, Sex Vid, Mayyors etc., although I do actually dig all three of those examples).

[vedicardi]

I don't think any of those were really considered rare at any point in time, and all sold pretty well/were pressed in large quantities.

[rutabowa]

...mayyors are still pretty pricy too.

[rutabowa]

Glad I never spent 100$ on that 2nd eat skull 7" a week after it came out. I love it still tho but not 100$ worth

[clif]

Did you talk to the man himself? What was the crowd like?

[Mark Daid]

Glad I never spent 100$ on that 2nd eat skull 7" a week after it came out. I love it still tho but not 100$ worth

Jesus.  That happened?  Haha.  Speaking of Eat Skull:  The last LP FINALLY clicked for me last night!  Couldn't fucking believe it.  I've been a total hater since it came out.

[rnld]

CLASSIC.