1. |
||||
|
Seven billion person army: nature doesn't stand a chance. Congratulations, Man! Even with a billion starving, we have more than enough force to wreck this planet's course. So proud to say, our country leads the way in using up all we've been given. Burning oil, killing fish, destroying soil. Cut down the trees, let's bring this fertile planet to her knees. So ashamed to say the American way is killing off everything living. Sell your car and bike to work, use solar power, vote for a Green: against the army it's all done in vain. Nothing's gonna stop our army.
|
||||
2. |
||||
|
Goddamn I've had all I can take. How we'd allow such a mistake? Two corporations split the dial, and our government walks hand in hand and smiles. So don't trust a word, hold on to what you know. Throw out your TV with your radio. They'll give you a mirage of choice: 500 mouths, same ugly voice. Who do you think will benefit from all the world sucking down their diet? Leaders start wars and loot the state while talking heads regurgitate. Everyone has to much to lose when they monopolize the news.
|
||||
3. |
Outlet
02:30
|
|||
4. |
||||
|
Think about all the breath you've spent, how the government's ruining this town. It's so easy to shit-talk, when it's time to walk then you're all burned out. Come on, throw off the sheets, pick up your feets, let's hit the streets. Goddamn I'm tired of waiting for change. It's so easy to complain, "Bush is so insane, and a monkey, too." Take a respite from that bong. Want the despot gone? Then it's up to you. Come on, put on your face, pick up the pace, we ain't got time to waste. Gave our trust to criminals and clowns. We gotta clean up our home town. You paid no mind, playing in the sun. Now it's time to take em all down, one by one. So damn tired of waiting for some fucking change.
|
||||
The Ruminants San Diego, California
The Ruminants played punk rock in San Diego from 2000 until 2006. And may be playing again in 2014, weather permitting.
If you like The Ruminants, you may also like:
Taking cues from Midwestern emo and early ’10 pop punk, this Leeds, UK outfit are full of heart— not to mention hooks.
go to album
YOU'RE NOT THERE
by Pretty Matty
A new track from Pretty Matty finds the band in top form, delivering clean yet crunchy hook-laden power pop with trademark high energy.
go to album
Sydney group Bloods decamped to Seattle to make this brief, punchy EP that pairs punk attitude with sky-high hooks.
go to album
Another perfect release from contemporary emo powerhouse Run for Cover records.
go to album
On their self-titled debut, Pkew Pkew Pkew deliver roaring, in-the-red, gang-shouted rock songs about pizza, beer, and...pizza and beer.
go to album
Bluest Year
by Girl and Her Bad Mood
Girl and Her Bad Mood are a dreampop band from Indonesia who excel at nestling heartbreakingly beautiful melodies amidst silvery guitars.
go to album
v/a The Things That Shaped Us Together
by Various Artist
This outstanding compilation of bands from Indonesia puts a focus on atmospheric pop and rock music, with hooks 20-stories high.
go to album
