DrBriggs

User type Normal User since 1/17/2010

I'm always (and I mean ALWAYS) saying, "Hey, I'm gonna learn an instrument and form a band called ******." Now, my dreams are coming true. Kinda.

Recent activity

78 days ago: Phantasmic Paroxysms released by The Screamin' Ohs

82 days ago: DrBriggs listened to What Fresh Prince Is This? by The Emperor's New Skinny Jeans

82 days ago: DrBriggs reviewed The Gold Record by Death Face

82 days ago: DrBriggs listened to The Gold Record by Death Face

82 days ago: DrBriggs bought The Gold Record by Death Face

82 days ago: DrBriggs is a fan of Death Face

83 days ago: DrBriggs is a fan of Fait Accompli

83 days ago: DrBriggs listened to The Shooting Wolves EP by The Sarah Palin Death Cult

83 days ago: DrBriggs bought The Shooting Wolves EP by The Sarah Palin Death Cult

83 days ago: DrBriggs is a fan of The Sarah Palin Death Cult

Recent Albums / EPs

The Screamin' Ohs

Date Released: 1/17/2010 Tracks: 10 Sales: 11 Listens: 19

A clever reinvention (dare we say) of the later Cramps jams, The Screamin' Ohs is an only too short collection of rompin'-stompin' and energetic gothabilly ditties perfect for your moon bathing parties in the local cemetery. To be enjoyed at top volume.

Re-Make Re-Model EP

Date Released: 1/18/2010 Tracks: 4 Sales: 8 Listens: 9

With unflinching passion for bold theatrics and even gutsier lyricism, Captain Haji & The Doomsday Cadets have blown audiences away with their live show. This EP harnesses that raw energy and youthful brashness, injecting it into these four manic tracks, including a Roxy Music cover.

Masculine Women! Feminine Men!

Date Released: 1/20/2010 Tracks: 12 Sales: 6 Listens: 8

Captain Haji & The Doomsday Cadets are at it again, this time with their debut LP "Masculine Women! Feminine Men!" With songs ranging in topic from suffrage to the efficacy of tobacco ads, The Cadets bring the same dirty old glam heat from their "Re-Make Re-Model EP," but this time, they're taking no prisoners!

The Pangs Of Dark Delight

Date Released: 2/17/2010 Tracks: 10 Sales: 12 Listens: 15

The sophomore effort from Austin natives The Screamin' Ohs, this album features a darker, devastating grace stitching up each song into an eerie, palpitating beast. The sinister veneer of Professor X's vocals pour into the gaping organs laid bare by her switchblade lyrics. Best enjoyed by candle light, covered in the blood of the one you once loved most.

Steam Valve Holiday EP

Date Released: 5/7/2010 Tracks: 4 Sales: 1 Listens: 1

The Modern Wives are a post punk band for the next generation. Layering icy synths with nearly impenetrable walls of effects-laden guitar fuzz, the band creates a sense of delicious impending doom with each foggy, brilliant note. Steam Valve Holiday is an all too brief collection of some fan favorites from their chilling live performances. Recommended for fans of The Big Pink and The Mary Onettes.

Phantasmic Paroxysms

Date Released: 5/12/2010 Tracks: 12 Sales: 8 Listens: 8

The Screamin' Ohs' Phantasmic Paroxysms, follows much in the same vein of their previous record, but manages to completely blow it out of the water. Joining forces with The Ohs' unofficial fifth member, cellist Eliza Day, Phantasmic Paroxysms abounds with 50s creature feature panache and serves as a harbinger of Earthly doom. "This is some horrifying, gorgeous country-tinged gothabilly! Surely, this album will be playing while the world is coming to an end." -Jessica Smitten, goreygirls.com