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damaged art-punk from San Diego's mid-'90s Gravity scene
Our final two recordings were made for Abe Epstein’s Dynamic label from San Antonio
Cooper was trying on clothes at the boutique downstairs from the Tragar offices when she giggled her way through “Shake Daddy Shake” for her friends
Several years later
In relative silence
The Band With The Chipboard Arm T-shirt R&B damaged art-punk from San Diego'sThe Band With The Chipboard Arm. An offshoot of Heroin, Antioch Arrow's brand of frenetic hardcore distilled the Gravity Records sound into minute long bursts of emotionally charged tantrums. "We had a different take than Heroin did; it was a little noisier and spazzier, and we were kinda stylish," lead screamer Aaron Montaigne said. "At the time, it wasnt really cool to look cool. We got a lot of flak for that."We're hard at work on a physical