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![]() Attica! Attica!Your Rating:Average Rating:MusicHometown: Portland, OR (USA) About:Related BandsReviewsConverge, Paint it Black, 108, and more to appear on bike safety comp. Helping Everyone Live Longer (H.E.L.L.), a Boston-based non-profit promoting bicycle safety, is releasing a double-LP compilation featuring bands such as Converge, Paint it Black,… February 07, 2012 Attica! Attica! (northeast) Aaron Scott has a handful of Attica! Attica! shows coming up in the northeast. Click below for the details. Scott continues to support 2009's Napalm and… August 24, 2011 Interviews: Band on Band: Attica! Attica!/Ruiner Recently, Attica! Attica! and Ruiner paired up to release a very special (and partly posthumous) Under the Influence 7". Aaron Scott, of Attica! Attica!, and Rob Sullivan, of Ruiner, took the chance to sit down and discuss the finer points of cover… July 08, 2011 Interviews: Under the Influence vol. 15 and 16 (Dead to Me, The Flatliners, Cheap Girls, Noise by Numbers) Suburban Home Records have announced volumes 15 and 16 of their Under the Influence series. Volume 15 features Cheap Girls' cover of Belle and Sebastian's "My Wandering Days Are Over" and Noise By Numbers' cover… June 24, 2011 Contests: Win a Ruiner / Attica! Attica! test pressing Earlier today we streamed the new Under The Influence split 7-inch from Ruiner and Attica! Attica!, so naturally it's time to also give away a test pressing of… June 22, 2011 Streams: Ruiner / Attica! Attica!: 'Under The Influence vol. 14' Bonus stream! Today we're happy to bring you a preview of the new Under The Influence split 7-inch from Ruiner and Attica! Attica!. On the release, Ruiner covers… June 22, 2011 Punknews Podcast: The week of May 17, 2011 After last week's well-received debacle, it's time for the keepers of the Punknews podcast to reclaim what is rightfully theirs. And reclaim we did! This week Bryne Yancey, Adam White and disgraced former host Chris Moran offer insight and… May 19, 2011 Punknews Podcast: Aaron Scott (Attica! Attica!) talks sexism in the punk scene Aaron Scott (Attica! Attica!, Marathon, De La Hoya) has contributed a new essay to I Live… May 18, 2011 Tours: Attica! Attica! vinyl release and West Coast Tour Attica! Attica! recently announced the pre-order for vinyl version of their 2009 album Napalm and Nitrogen. The album is available via Black Numbers'… March 23, 2011 Tours: Attica! Attica! / Ruiner 'Under The Influence' split detailed Suburban Home Records has detailed the latest chapter of its Under The Influence covers 7-inch series. The fourteenth release in the series will feature Attica! Attica! covering "The State Lottery," originally by Propagandhi, while Ruiner will offer their take on Oasis's "Morning Glory." As always, artwork and watercolors for the… February 10, 2011 |
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Since Marathon's breakup, Aaron has been traveling the country on his own, writing songs on buses and trains, then circling back to the Northeast to record his ideas. With the help of close friend and producer Chris Antal, Aaron committed these songs to tape in Ithaca, NY, over the course of a year. The result is a collection of American music, stolen from the coffers of folk, punk, country, and rock. This is an album of intense beauty, with songs as challenging as they are fascinating. Aaron's unique and versatile voice conducts an orchestra of strings and percussion, intertwining pianos with cellos and guitars with accordions. A pen deft enough for bumpy rides on unknown roads guides his musical machinations, and Aaron incorporates these experiences in a vivid mix of fantasy and reality. His lyrics continually return to matters of motion and action, with a thoughtfulness that can only come from someone with soles as ragged as his. If you like an unpredictable journey, it's time to get on board.