Category: Bands/Comps/Splits
Foul Weather Friend at Galway Bay Irish Pub
with MG
Galway Bay Irish Pub
156 S Bend St
Pawtucket, RI
9pm
The Callouts at News Cafe
with Waymet, Rocky and the Chapter, and Sean Carney
News Cafe
Broad St
Pawtucket, RI
9pm
Sick Pills at Pour Farm
with Snotty Pippin and Tyler Ochs
Pour Farm
Purchase St
New Bedford, Mass
9pm
Mark Cutler & Jimmy Berger at Indigo
Indigo
599 Tiogue Ave
Coventry, RI
9pm
Mark Cutler Trio at Aurora
with Ted Drozdowski’s Scissormen
Aurora
276 Westminster St
Providence RI
9pm
Crotchthrottle – Whatever We’re Calling The Next Album
75OL-251 Crotchthrottle – Whatever We’re Calling The Next Album CD / Digital Download
$7.00 S&H Included
Digital download is available here
Track Listing
01. Damn The Pan Flutes
02. Desynchronosis
03. Chichtract
04. Signpost
05. Carrot / Stick
06. Hexaflagon
07. Your Stomach Is A Hydra
08. Night Balloons
09. Metric Spectrum
10. Under The Influence Of Oxygen
11. Millions Of Miniature Mammoths
Legendarily saved to a hard drive which was lost in a taxicab abandoned in the desert and rediscovered by hapless archaeologists, Whatever We’re Calling The Next Album is a psychedelic compendium of rockers and wobblers. The only unifying constraint of the affair is the omission of vocals or lyrics, leaving the listener to make up words on their own.
Mark Cutler and the Men of Great Courage at The Parlour
The Parlour
North Main Street
Providence, RI
9pm
$5
Gaskill at ONCE Somerville
with Scissorfight, Roadsaw, Worshipper, & Hey Zeus
ONCE Somerville
156 Highland Ave
Somerville, Mass
8pm
Jets Can’t Land at Pour Judgement
with The Low Cards
Pour Judgement
32 Broadway
Newport, RI
9pm
The Callouts – Check Your Friends
75OL-248 The Callouts – Check Your Friends CD
[CD AVAILABLE OCTOBER 23]
Digital download is available here
Track Listing
1 Blue Letter
2 Go All Out
3 Cannonball
4 Nothing Left
5 Partly Not
6 We Were Kids
7 What Is It For
The Callouts are a Providence, RI based band that combines searing guitars with a diverse rhythm section and the sugary pipes of Providence veteran Missa Hills. Their first release “check your friends” is an alternative/pop-punk extravaganza. The album offers something for everyone including heavier tracks like “We Were Kids” and “What Is It For”, as well as the pop-punk vibe on songs like “Blue Letter” and the short but sweet “Partly Not”. The Callouts live shows are a high energy replica of this album and they’ll have you singing along and coming back for more.