Doomed From the Get Go
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Record Label: Rodent Popsicle Records/Distributed by Red Car Records
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Debut cd from the Midnight Creeps
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Straight out of the bowels of Creepsville USA armed with sleazy tales of sin, sex, and destitution come the Midnight Creeps to bring the danger back to rocknroll! Consisting of singer Jenny Hurricane, guitarist Stimbot, bassist Jonas Parmelee, and drummer... ummm... well we don't know who the drummer is right now but anyway the Midnight Creeps specialize in churning out three-minute roller coasters of good gone bad. The Midnight Creeps have toured extensively playing well over 500 shows in the past 4 years both in the US & Europe including such festivals as Holidays in The Sun/Wasted & Viva Le Punk leaving a trail of busted eardrums and broken hearts in their wake. Look for their Red Car debut in February.
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"I'M The LAst LivNG PSYCHo and I'm DOomEd from tHE GEt GO!"
author: Pamela Torres
Here's a little something special for all you underground cult freakazoids. Hailing all the way from Rhode Island, The Midnight Creeps consists of Heather Mars on guitar, Jonas Parmelee on bass, Jeff Creep on drums and Jenny Hurricane on the microphone. The group's notorious 2002 debut album "Doomed from the Get Go" is a must-have for all fist-in-the-air mohawk beer monkeys because it hits the nail on the head on what riot grrl punk rock deserves to be: raw, loud, fast and as dirty as a Maxi Pad! Heavily drawing the nostalgic three-chord cigarette sound from CBGB's old school Ramones-and-Sex Pistols era, the album's eleven trash-and-toilet anthems proudly lift a middle finger against America's squeaky clean and polically correct status quo, and Jenny's throat-shredding sex kitty vocals are right on the forefront. In a way, she evokes the spirit of other awesome frontwomen who came before her, particularly Janis Joplin and Wendy O. Williams. I, of course, loved the album all the way through, and "Doomed" is a CD I recommend to anyone fed up with manufactured, over-glamourized one-hit bimbo wonders who are only noticed by their looks and not their talent.
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