Western Addiction Debuts New Track Produced by Joey Cape
Fat Wreck’s Western Addiction has debuted a new track, Masscult, Vulgarians and Entitlement, via Decibel Magazine. You can stream the track now, which was produced by one of my favorite people on the planet, Joey Cape. The song was mixed by Matt Bayles and the album cover art is by Thierry DeCordier [below].
1.Clatter and Hiss
2. Family of Boys
3. Masscult,Vulgarians and Entitlement
4. Taedium
5. Ditch Riders
6. Honeycreeper
7. Righteous Lightning
8. Red Emeralds
9. Humming Bars of White Light
10. The Rockery
11. Your Life Is Precious
This is the San Fransisco band’s sophomore album, coming almost 12 years after their debut record, Cognicide. The new album, Tremulous, is 11 explosive tracks that sound like the band, but with a new twist. Don’t worry, they’re still pissed off.
“I don’t usually write songs in one burst, but I did with that one—every single lyric means something very specific,” Hall says, going on to explain how the song features his first-ever attempt at singing. When he says singing, he really means singing, not your average hardcore throat-bellow. Luckily, he had one of punk’s finest vocalists, Joey Cape, in the producer’s seat for Tremulous, who coaxed him to new heights in his overall performance. “One of the things we asked Joey to work on with us was vocal melodies. He had great input on many songs, especially ‘Ditch Riders,’ ‘Taedium’ and ‘Your Life Is Precious.’”
Stay tuned for more Western Addiction news!
About the Author
Denise Borders 39, Los Angeles. Denise founded PWV in 2008 and remains the primary manager and photographer/videographer. She is not secretly obsessed with Joey Cape.
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