Yes No Shut It, by The Hunches

Yes No Shut It

by The Hunches

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1.	Murdering Train Track Blues 02:19	buy track
2.	10,000 Miles 01:32	buy track
3.	Static Disaster 02:48	buy track
4.	Explosion 02:59	buy track
5.	Hurricane 02:44	buy track
6.	Same New Thing 02:37	buy track
7.	Chainsawdomy 03:30	buy track
8.	Lisa Told Me 02:13	buy track
9.	Let Me Be 02:32	buy track
10.	Confusion 02:53	buy track
11.	Get Some Hate 01:30	buy track
12.	The Ballad 02:26	buy track
13.	Oh Woe Is Me 01:46	buy track
14.	Peeping Tom Crawl 03:00	buy track
15.	Accident 02:53	buy track

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Loud, noisy, aggressive rock'n'roll - this is what The Hunches are all about and they deliver it in spades. Hailing from Portland, Oregon, and averaging 20 years of age, The Hunches have a knowledge of rock'n'roll's heritage that betrays their youth. They draw on all the classic influences one would expect from any great rock'n'roll band (e.g. Stones, Saints, Captain Beefheart, Dolls, Stooges, Cramps, '60s punk, '70s punk, blues, etc.), and handle it with irreverent abrasiveness. The result is totally their own. Pure nastiness filtered through rock'n'roll romanticism. "Got Some Hate" is a dose of unadulterated punk rock bile. "The Ballad" is pure heartfelt slow-dance groove. Their cover of The Electric Eels' "Accident" is total, fuzzed-out noise (literally; there are three separate vacuum cleaners overdubbed on this song, one which is inhaling screws).

Their live shows are the things of legend - they tear shit up with reckless abandon. This is what it was all about in the first place. This is exactly how it should be done. This is raw rock bliss. This is the debut from The Hunches.

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released November 12, 2004

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