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Grubstake : Farm Use
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Electric folk gutbucket blues rock. The line up alternates between vox w/ guitar & drums, and various accompaniment.
Genre: Rock: Roots Rock
Release Date: 2001
Farm Use Record Label: Paddy Wax/Nine Mile Records
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
T.T.S. 1:49 Album Only
2nd Coming 4:25 Album Only
Suffering Sam 3:44 Album Only
Y I Hate Musicians 2:55 Album Only
My Neighbor 3:00 Album Only
Early in September 3:50 Album Only
Lost At Sea 4:35 Album Only
Back in the 1900's 5:39 Album Only
Something About Amerika 3:50 Album Only
Playing Sounds and Granola 5:56 Album Only
Mistreated (traditional) 3:32 Album Only
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Album Notes

This album is officially out of print right now!! Please check out our other delightful releases available from cdbaby.com:
-Make An Animal Noise (2008)
-The Bestest (2007)
-Dynamite & Other Inventions (2004)
-Ghosts of Arkadelphia (2002)

Grubstake is a 2 and 3 piece band that's been developing their unique concoction of velvety-sandpaper thundergroove in the Do-It-Yerself laboratory for the past few years. Their music falls somewhere between electric folk blues and circus music, with live arrangements that feature a rotating line-up of accompaniment instruments including bass, accordion, and toy piano, cemented by a burning lonesome boogie-woogie.

"farm use" is the group's debut release. 11 smokin tracks of beefy drum-and-guitar chops, Grubstake kicks out the jams with hard-luck songs about apocalyptic nightmares, ice cream with the devil, Soilent Green, and telephones. Recorded and produced by the band, the CD includes lyrics and original artwork.

Boston's Noise magazine writes, "A great hot, humid summer album...Indie rock at its best."

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