Red Aunts

After the subdued Saltbox, the distortion and feedback return as the Red Aunts climb to the peak of their powers on Ghetto Blaster. The first track, "I'm Crying," sets the tone, with an explosive feedback-fueled mauling of a guitar with a slide. "The Thin

Ghetto Blaster

I'm Crying

Poison Steak

The Things You See, The Things You Don't

Midnight In The Jungle

Exene

Fade In/Fade Out

Alright!

Who?

Skeleton Hand

Wrecked

I'm Bored With You

Cookin', Cleanin' and Cryin'

Embrace the Dance

I'll be on my way

Island Bliss

The Red Aunts' raunchy mix of punk rock and blues is hampered on Saltbox by overly elaborate song structures and Sally Browder's clean production. The Red Aunts should get credit for the progression in their musicianship, but their songs get bogged down w

Saltbox

The back cover of the CD proudly proclaims "14 songs, 23 minutes." The Red Aunts' first album for Epitaph Records, true to the punk ethic of this record label, runs like a Ramones record. Once one song is over, another one starts, with the same manic ener

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Ghetto Blaster

Song List

Ghetto Blaster

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