Every Day I Rise b/w Ball Busters in the Peanut Gallery 7" (Second Pressing Pre-order)

Pre-order: Records should ship in first few weeks of March.

Two new songs, recorded Summer 2011.
Second pressing will be on White / Black Marbled vinyl.

Since the 7" will not ship for a few weeks, we have included the digital download for free. Please look in confirmation email for download link.

Price: $5.00

Many store have them as well, so swing by your local store. If they don’t have it, tell them to get hold of us to order them.

If you are coming to the show in Portland on February 3, we will have copies of the black and the white vinyl available.

I can’t tell who’s drunk, Brewer or the character he’s playing. But somebody’s drunk.

He stays in character through 14 tracks of music and fireside banter, blowing down familiar verses and choruses with spoken asides. Area singers Spencer Moody and Andrea Zollo take turns on the mic, also singing badly. The line is stupid, but listenable. Too many songs in a row gets annoying, but don’t turn it off. Just turn it down. It stays funny that way.
- Andrew Matson (from the Seattle Times)

Hey Everybody!

Just wanted to alert you to the awesome news that myself (DJ Merchbot2000) and Spencer “DJ Fat Buddy Holly” Moody will be spinning records for you at the Beauty Bar in Portland on April 2nd. That’s a Friday, so thats a good day to come listen to us play you records you like. And ones you’ve never heard, but probably will like. You are encouraged to dance, but if you want to sit and have a drink (of your choice) and just enjoy thats cool too.

I plan on bringing a mix of 1960s Girl Groups, Bubblegum, Soul and Garage, 1970′s Funk, 1980′s Hip-hop and maybe some French Pop mixed in.

Booty-funk? Sure.

Goth-dub? Maybe.

We will be spinning real live records. LPs. We will not be using laptops. We don’t have that software and wouldn’t know what to do with it if we did.

Hope to see some of you there.

xoxo,
Corey J Brewer

These Coachella inspired Moz City Devils shirts are all sold out now.

Both are available over at The Winner Circle.

They sound real good. We listened to “Thelema” first, six amazing tracks full of venom and promise. It was nice to hear “364 Days” on a snowy Seattle afternoon. We followed that up with “In Name and Blood” which is has some surprises on it toward the end and contains my absolute favorite MCD track “I Drink the Wine”. It also has “Press Gang” and “Rum to Whiskey”, total fucking cuts.

About then Gabe had to take off and I put on the self titled lp and washed some dishes.

That self titled album is built for dishwashing, that is a compliment. I love a good dishwashing record. It takes a certain quality to achieve classic chore jams. Dillinger Four’s “Versus God” record is the perfect album to wash some fucking dishes to, the Filth/Blatz Shit Split is also handy. I had totally forgotten about gems like “Sick of Dreaming” and “Flashbulb” and its always a treat to hear “Get off the Floor” and “Murder City Riot”.

It’s funny, because of my preference for the live album (which is practically perfect in every way) I haven’t listened to these ones all that much. But they stand up, I had fun listening to them again and it got me stoked on hearing some of these tracks live. We’ll have all these fancy new editions as well as some other fun surprises with us.

Now I’m going to put these motherfuckers up on ebay, sorry duders, but I gotta get that money.  I’m kidding, I’ll be trading them for pills, duh.

Gabe asked me to blog something for all of you, so here it is. I am pretty stoked that this tour is going down and everyone else is too. Something I would like people to know about is that the fine folks down at Lucky Horse Industries recently started selling Spencers amazing paintings via thier webstore.

http://www.luckyhorseindustries.com

enjoy and see you in Feb.

xoxo,

Merchbot2000