I spent the last couple hours battling blackberries in my backyard and remembered this banger of a Fred Cole quote:
I spent the last couple hours battling blackberries in my backyard and remembered this banger of a Fred Cole quote:
🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #KEXP's #MiddayShow
Dead Moon:
🎵 It’s O.K.

from the album Crack In The System
Started my morning with the newest issue of Totally Different Head, a zine by my old friend & pen pal Corby Plumb. First article after the intro is an interview with Kelly Manahan, owner of Centaur Guitar shop in Portland, Oregon, who also is responsible for drawing the #DeadMoon logo and designing flyers for a bunch of different bands/gigs in the area.
There’s also interviews with Sad Horse and Vern and a stellar intro by Corby describing the theme of the zine: Lifers—folks who’ve been punks/creatives since they were kids and never stopped!
If you want a copy, email totallydifferentheadzine at gmail dot communist.
The Rats s/t (2008, #MississippiRecords)
This is Fred & Toody Cole’s band from before #DeadMoon, a reissue of their 1980 debut album. It’s very scrappy, primal, urgent-sounding and it makes you want to dance. Fred & Toody’s joint vocals are endearing, as usual. I haven’t listened to this record in far too long.
Dead Moon - In The Graveyard (1988 Portland, US) | Garage Punk | Full Vinyl Rip - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsJLNGJL7xc “#deadmoon #inthegraveyard #1988vinyl”
NP: https://deadmoonnight.bandcamp.com/track/dead-moon-night
D for disaster
E for my eyes
A for my anger
D before I die
M for Mona
O oh good
O oh good
N for the night
from the album Unknown Passage
#music to wake up to from #DeadMoon called #FireInTheWesternWorld
love this song