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1. Feed Me to the Forest
2. Trash Flavored Trash
3. Love Rhymes With Hideous Car Wreck
4. Peacock Skeleton With Crooked
5. Feathers
6. Teen Heat
7. Rats and Rats and Rats for Candy
8. Crimes
9. My First Kiss at the Public Execution
10. Live at the Apocalypse Cabaret
11. Beautiful Horses
12. Wolf Party
13. Celebrator
14. Devastator
15. Metronomes
16. Ladies and Gentlemen
17. Crimes (Alt Version)
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Epitaph Records has re-issued The Blood Brothers’ classic album Crimes to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the release. The collectors edition vinyl include rare B-sides, never before seen photos, and a new retrospective for the ultimate collectors’ edition.
From 1997 to 2007, The Blood Brothers’ “molotov mixture of suburb surrealism and sonic extremity” (Alternative Press, 2003) rocked and riveted critics and fans around the world. Formed in the suburbs of Seattle, the dueling singers Johnny Whitney and Jordan Blilie along with Cody Votolato (guitar), Morgan Henderson (bass) and Mark Gajadhar (drums) crafted a unique style of convulsive, ground breaking hardcore that was quickly embraced by critics and fans of punk, hardcore and indie
rock. Over their ten years in existence the quintet released five critically acclaimed studio albums including Burn, Piano Island, Burn, “the most prolific, beautiful, and vital statement of rock since the Stooges’ Raw Power” (Pop-Matters, 2003), Crimes, the sturdiest bridge between the hardcore underground and indie-rock elitists” (Alternative Press, 2004) and “one of the best of 2006” (Pop-Matters, 2006), Young Machetes.