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Titus Andronicus: Local Business
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On Local Business, Titus Andronicus shifts their focus from the ghosts of our nation’s historical scars as they did on 2010’s The Monitor, to the wounds of today’s modern society. Growing up in an area so rife with oblivious consumerism as Glen Rock, N.J., frontman Patrick Stickles is keenly aware of the soul rot eating away the fabric of the middle class. And the channeling of
these frustrations is clearly conveyed across the group’s trademark Crass- Meet-The-Mats-on-E-Street style with songs like “Still Life with Hot Deuce on Silver Platter” and the 8-minute “My Eating Disorder.” “It isn’t that I do not love you,” Stickles slurs out on the raggedly lovely closing number “Tried to Quit Smoking.” “It’s just that I hate everyone.” Spoken like a true son of anarchy.
Relix A/V
The Howlin’ Brothers "Big Time"
The Howlin’ Brothers take to the Relix rooftop and share a song they wrote with Warren Haynes.
Beth Hart "Baddest Blues"
Beth Hart shares the opening track from her latest album, Bang Bang Boom Boom, live at Relix.
Jamie Lidell "A Little Bit More"
Jamie Lidell sets up in the Relix boiler room and delivers a tune from his 2005 album Multiply
King Lincoln "Coffee"
Duane Trucks is happy to announce his new project, King Lincoln. Watch them perform “Coffee” live and acoustic at Relix’s Online-Video Coordinator’s loft in Williamsburg.
Crystal Bowersox "Dead Weight"
Here’s another song from Crystal Bowersox’s new record All That For This, live at Relix.
Goodnight, Texas "The Railroad"
Goodnight, Texas share a song from their latest studio album, A Long Life of Living, live at Relix.
Warren Haynes "Railroad Boy"
Warren Haynes performs a solo, acoustic version of “Railroad Boy” and explains how he adapted the traditional Celtic song for Gov’t Mule, backstage at the Hangout Music Festival.
Alpine "Hands"
Australia’s Alpine recently made their NYC debut at the Relix office with this song from their new album A is for Alpine.
Brendan Bayliss and Jake Cinninger "The Pequod"
In honor of Umphrey’s McGee’s return to Summer Camp this weekend, we present the group’s Brendan Bayliss and Jake Cinninger performing this version of “The Pequod” from UM’s Anchor Drops.
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