The III: Dig Your Own Grave cassette

Description

Admittedly, its hard to pin down. What do you say about a guitar record in the age of limitless creative reach. Where time seems to not matter in terms of how you let your songs speak to people but also in how to place music in time. Is the NOW just coincidental? Is Now ™ just when it happens to be made, or is the NOW when we know that as a critical mass we all knew how we wanted to best express ourselves. Hard to say whats instantaneous about The III and whats classic but somewhere in all the questions lie this tickling mist of hanging chords and slow emotions that let you drift as well as they let you propel yourself at the stage to burn that last bit of your high frequency hearing youve been holding on to. Guitars and inward reaching melancholy worth of Greg Sages legacy with touches of the optimistic 90s guitar player who could just buy a JCM 800 or an Ampeg v4 for nothing cause they felt like learning guitar by starting a band. Wipers, Motorhead, Goo Goo Dolls, Screaming Trees, Hot Snakes, Bikini Kill (Come one Will you know the song I mean), and maybe even a Champagne Supernova, at this time of year, at this time of day, in this part of the country, localized entirely within a Philly warehouse show.

-Jonah Falco