Stress Positions are setting off on a 15 date live run across Europe, from Friday, October 11th. Starting in Amsterdam, NL, it runs through to Paris, FR, on October 27th. They also issue a limited, hand poured, color vinyl variant of their Harsh Reality EP, limited to 500, via Three One G records in early November. Check out their live video from earlier in 2024 in the article below.
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Venus Twins Sign to Three One G Record Label
Noise punk duo, Venus Twins, have signed a deal with the record label, Three One G. The band was founded in Denton, TX in the summer of 2018 by Jake (drums) and Matt Derting (bass and vocals). Keep reading below to find out more.
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Justin Pearson Documentary “Don’t Fall In Love With Yourself” Now Available on VHS
Brought together by director Jon Nix (Beyond Barricades: The Story of Anti-Flag), the recently released documentary, Don’t Fall in Love With Yourself, has now been issued in VHS format. The film explores the life of enigmatic musician and artist, Justin Pearson, known for numerous acts such as The Locust, Dead Cross, and Satanic Planet, as well as founding the Three One G record label. Keep reading below for more information.
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Stress Positions Announce “Harsh Reality” Album Release
Stress Positions, from Chicago, Illinois, have announced the release of their long-player, Harsh Reality. The album comes out on the Three One G record label on December 08th. The band has already shared two tracks from Harsh Reality; “How To Get Ahead” and “White Leech”. Check out the tracks and more below.
FILM REVIEW: Don’t Fall In Love With Yourself – Directed by Jon Nix
I don’t know anything about the director of this documentary or why he made it. I knew about Justin Pearson (Three One G Records, The Locust, Deaf Club, Dead Cross, Retox, Satanic Planet, Planet B) because I saw him play live a few times with Deaf Club, but I had no idea about his history or influence or voluminous work history within the scene. I’ve briefly chatted with him, and he was very polite, humorous but not overly so, somewhat accessible but just out of reach. But his onstage performance is provocative in a way that is inviting:
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Deaf Club Shares New Video – “Planet Bombing” – New Album Coming Soon
Deaf Club has just dropped a video for the track “Planet Bombing” from their upcoming new album Productive Disruption, releasing January 6th, 2022 via Three One G Records. Check out the mind-bending video for “Planet Bombing” right now!
Head Wound City Streaming Debut Self Titled EP In Entirety
Head Wound City
Head Wound City has released their debut self titled EP via Three One G Records and is streaming the record in its entirety here.
Head Wound City and The Blood Brothers vocalist Jordan Billie.
The idea for the band was said to have come as a result of a period when the Blood Brothers were touring with the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, leading YYY’s guitarist Nick Zinner to drunkenly discuss the idea of collaborating with vocalist Jordan Blilie and guitarist Cody Votolato of the Blood Brothers. From there, the three plotted to usurp the skills of locusts; specifically, bassist Justin Pearson and drummer Gabe Serbian. Despite the fact that schedules often conflicted and locations of the five at any given time were quite varied, the idea came to fruition in one short, shining moment of frenzied glory.
Tracklisting
01. Radical Friends
02. I’m a Taxidermist I’ll Stuff Anything
03. Prick Class
04. Street College
05. New Soak for Our Empty Pocket
06. Thrash Zoo
07. Michael J. Fux feat. Gnarls in Charge
On The Road… with Retox and Whores
Retox is on the road touring behind their just released killer album Beneath California (Three. One. G Records), destroying stages in droves and playing to their rabid fans in sweaty packed clubs. Teaming up with the manic noise psychos in Whores, this has surely been one of the best bills of the early year so far. On a recent stop in Cambridge MA, the band played The Middle East Nightclub. On this night they were joined by I Am Become Death and Fucking Invincible (not pictured) as well. Special thanks to Meg Loyal of Meg Loyal Photography for this photo set from the tour.
Retox, photo by Meg Loyal Photography
Retox, photo by Meg Loyal Photography
Whores, photo by Meg Loyal Photography
I Am Become Death, Meg Loyal Photography
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PHOTOS BY MEG LOYAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Head Wound City (Blood Brothers, Yeah Yeah Yeahs) Streaming “Street College”
Head Wound City
Head Wound City is streaming “Street College”, off their debut self titled EP, out March 10, 2015 via Three One G Records, here.
Tracklisting
01. Radical Friends
02. I’m a Taxidermist I’ll Stuff Anything
03. Prick Class
04. Street College
05. New Soak for Our Empty Pocket
06. Thrash Zoo
07. Michael J. Fux feat. Gnarls in Charge
The idea for the band was said to have come as a result of a period when the Blood Brothers were touring with the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, leading YYY’s guitarist Nick Zinner to drunkenly discuss the idea of collaborating with vocalist Jordan Billie and guitarist Cody Votolato of the Blood Brothers. From there, the three plotted to usurp the skills of locusts; specifically, bassist Justin Pearson and drummer Gabe Serbian. Despite the fact that schedules often conflicted and locations of the five at any given time were quite varied, the idea came to fruition in one short, shining moment of frenzied glory.
Head Wound City and The Blood Brothers vocalist Jordan Billie.
Not surprisingly (if you are familiar with any of the members’ other bands), the music is a whirlwind of intensity, which is fitting given that it was written, recorded, and produced in the span of only a week before being released by Three One G Records in 2005. All seven tracks showcase Blilie’s one of a kind, relentlessly vicious vocals. Listen more closely, and you will quickly recognize Serbian’s rapid-fire, precision drumming mixed with Pearson’s hard-hitting bass lines, which mesh perfectly alongside Votolato’s cacophonous guitar style in conjunction with Zinner’s playing (which takes on a harsher tone than we typically get to hear from his playing in the Yeah Yeah Yeahs). Clever and humorous song titles such as “I’m a Taxidermist- I’ll Stuff Anything” and “Street College” give way to lyrics that are full of curious imagery and bellicose attitude, emanating influence from each of the band’s members.
All band members have gone on to work with numerous other projects—Serbian having played with Retox for a stint as well as Rat’s Eyes, Justin currently focused mainly on vocals for Retox, and both still living as insects. Blilie has since played in Past Lives and Votolato with Jaguar Love. Zinner continues an increasingly successful career with The Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
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