Category Archives: Store

In Sisters All And Felony b/w Angels On Installment Plan

In Sisters All And Felony b/w Angels On Installment Plan (1994, 7″)

Brise-Glace

After a long dry spell, we now have the original Brise-Glace  7 ”in stock again. The birth of Post-Rock? Maybe. We’d have to consult a rock historian about that one. In any case, it must bethe beginning of something ‘cause these distorted multi-drumbeat grooves that get enhanced and/or obliterated by otherworldly sonic bliss sure are a good time. Features Dylan Posa, Darin Gray, Thymme Jones, and Jim O’Rourke.
 

Homesickness

Homesickness (1998, CD)

You Fantastic!

Turning lemons into lemonade and back into lemons…
A beautiful 72 minute failure. Features Tim Garrigan, Darin Gray,
Thymme Jones, Jeb Bishop, and Julie Pomerleau.

Listen to a clip of Friendless from Homesickness.

[mejsaudio src=”http://cheer-accident.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/01-Friendless-short0319.mp3″]
 

B O R G N I N E

B O R G N I N E

Block. Jones. Jones. Block. Together again? Just like old times? Perhaps. Perhaps not. You be the judge! The second outing from Pox featuring Scot Ashley, Jim Widlowski and a very special appearance by Dave Kerman of 5uu’s and Thinking Plague. Don’t be left out – order now!

B O R G N I N E

Buy on cdbaby

Continue Shopping

Younger Than You Are Now

Younger Than You Are Now (2004, CD)

CHEER-ACCIDENT

Also known as CHEER-ACCIDENT ‘81-’84, as that is when all of these recordings took place. Yes, those were the formative years… In other words: We were in (and/or just out of) high school when we made this stuff, so give us a break!

Listen to a clip of Feed Grey One from Younger Than You Are Now.

[mejsaudio src=”http://cheer-accident.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/01-Feed-Gray-One.mp3″]
 

Dumb Ask (1991, CD)

Dumb Ask (1991, CD)

CHEER-ACCIDENT

This is CHEER-ACCIDENT at their most stripped-down and aggressive. Recorded in November ‘89 (in Steve Albini’s charmed basement studio) before Nirvana’s Nevermind and Slint’s Spiderland, Dumb Ask serves as a vital historical document placing CHEER-ACCIDENT in a sort of “alternative to the alternative” parallel universe which existed concurrently to the more “above ground” bands of the early ‘90’s.

Listen to a clip of Small World from Dumb Ask.

[mejsaudio src=”http://cheer-accident.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/02-Small-World-short0319.mp3″]

 

Not A Food (1996, CD)

Not A Food (1996, CD)

CHEER-ACCIDENT

In case you were missing some of the CHEER-ACCIDENT dissonance, distortion, and daredevil rhythmic ideas (no doubt OD-ing on the melodicism of The Why Album) this is their Rock Update. Comparable to their (until recently) long out of print (unless you count the Neat Metal version, which doesn’t count) Dumb Ask CD in terms of its aggression, but with a much richer sonic palette. Adeptly engineered by Steve Albini.

Listen to a clip of Ice Cream And Lies from Not A Food.

[mejsaudio src=”http://cheer-accident.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/06-Ice-Cream-And-Lies-short0319.mp3″]