ARTIST: Beach Slang
TITLE: Everything Matters But No One Is Listening (Quiet Slang)
LABEL:
GENRE: Punk Rock
SOURCE: WEB (www.polyvinylrecords.com)
BITRATE: 320 kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 32:12
RELEASE DATE: 2018-00-00
RIP DATE: 2018-05-11
ENCODER: LAME

Track List
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1.  Bad Art & Weirdo Ideas [Quiet    4:08
    Slang]
2.  Noisy Heaven [Quiet Slang]       2:39
3.  Future Mixtape For The Art Kids  2:59
    [Quiet Slang]
4.  Filthy Luck [Quiet Slang]        2:33
5.  Dirty Cigarettes [Quiet Slang]   3:21
6.  Too Late To Die Young [Quiet     2:36
    Slang]
7.  Spin The Dial [Quiet Slang]      3:28
8.  Young Hearts [Quiet Slang]       4:08
9.  Throwaways [Quiet Slang]         2:56
10. Warpaint [Quiet Slang]           3:24


Release Notes:

Rock and roll is sort of my consolation prize for wanting to have been a
writer,” says James Alex. It’s a humble admission from the frontman of
Philadelphia’s Beach Slang, a fiery punk quartet whose raucous gigs often find
the songwriter’s earnest lyrics bellowed back at him. Still, consider it a feat
that fans are even able to hear those words from behind the trembling walls of
distortion that serve as Beach Slang’s raison d’etre. “Play it loud, play it
fast,” goes the mission statement that is the opening to “Future Mixtape For The
Art Kids,” “Play me something that will always last.” Everything about Beach
Slang is loud, from the guitars to its attitude to Alex’s weathered rasp.

Considering that, there’s something almost cheeky about the title of his new
project: Quiet Slang. As the name implies, Alex is embracing minimalism,
smothering the fuzz in favor of a cello, a piano, and his voice.