Consider The Pigeon, by Silver Abuse

Consider The Pigeon

by Silver Abuse

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Silver Abuse 12" vinyl album.

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1.	Snout 01:40	buy track
2.	Under The Umbella of Pom 00:19	buy track
3.	Surf Combat 01:20	buy track
4.	Close The Door 00:58	buy track
5.	Mojo Hobo 04:58	buy track
6.	My Dog Spot 01:33	buy track
7.	Stick 00:11	buy track
8.	Abducted By The Lobstermen 04:21	buy track
9.	Jazz Mockery 00:55	buy track
10.	Sam Fuller 04:10	buy track
11.	Idi Amin’s Tortoise 02:05	buy track
12.	Abducted By The Lobstermen (Bisque Version) 02:37	buy track
13.	Birds Of Zatún 02:39	buy track
14.	Final Solution 04:17	buy track

about

Despite the fact that Silver Abuse has shared its distinctive style of punk noise and no-wave resonance in Chicago since 1977, it remains a modern band making now sounds. Their second full album, “Consider The Pigeon,” has been two years in the making and it‘s definitely been worth the wait. Pressed into crisp black vinyl (or gleaming CD) for your eager consumption, this newest work is certainly the band's finest to date. If you haven’t been listening to Silver Abuse already, this album will leave you wondering why you haven’t been all along.

credits

released June 10, 2016

Silver Abuse is William Meehan: vocals, slide guitar; Camilo Gonzalez: bass guitar, slide guitar, backing vocals; Paul Chabala: guitar, backing vocals, sax; Davide Purdie: keyboards, backing vocals, trombone, trumpet; Robert Porché Jr: drums, backing vocals, bongos.

Recorded at Doctor Schwa's Hit Factory. Engineered by Paul Chabala, produced by Paul Chabala and Silver Abuse. No sampling, No Midi, No Pro Tools, No Auto Tune, no computer. Recorded analog and mastered to tape because analog is reality.