Sick Thoughts "S/T" LP
$22.00
Drew Owens is punk. Drew Owens is Sick Thoughts. Sick Thoughts is punk. Sick Thoughts is the new album from Sick Thoughts. Sick Thoughts album is PUNK!
If you don't know Sick Thoughts, you don't know punk. The band is the mighty Drew Owen. Baltimore born and bred, he then up and left... moved to the swamps of New Orleans while still a teenager. The general consensus was he'd be another casualty of the Big Easy decadence, and would soon be seen hitting up tourists for money on Bourbon Street with a dog on a rope. But somehow he got hooked up with the best (worst?) folks in the city and kept making great music. That, and the fact that 40 ounce bottles just bounce off his head, kept him alive. Rock and roll romance and the promise of socialized health care sent him to the (imaginary?) home of Killed By Death punk, Helsinki, Finland. Which makes perfect sense. This album is like the perfect KBD record, full of buzzsaw guitars, machine gun drums and hooks that hit like a tire iron. His brand of aural early-20s angst, with doses of Zero Boys, Reatards, and early Crue, mixed with the stench of the streets, has never sounded better. This album clearly puts Sick Thoughts on top of the punk heap. It's Drew's world. Get in it.
If you don't know Sick Thoughts, you don't know punk. The band is the mighty Drew Owen. Baltimore born and bred, he then up and left... moved to the swamps of New Orleans while still a teenager. The general consensus was he'd be another casualty of the Big Easy decadence, and would soon be seen hitting up tourists for money on Bourbon Street with a dog on a rope. But somehow he got hooked up with the best (worst?) folks in the city and kept making great music. That, and the fact that 40 ounce bottles just bounce off his head, kept him alive. Rock and roll romance and the promise of socialized health care sent him to the (imaginary?) home of Killed By Death punk, Helsinki, Finland. Which makes perfect sense. This album is like the perfect KBD record, full of buzzsaw guitars, machine gun drums and hooks that hit like a tire iron. His brand of aural early-20s angst, with doses of Zero Boys, Reatards, and early Crue, mixed with the stench of the streets, has never sounded better. This album clearly puts Sick Thoughts on top of the punk heap. It's Drew's world. Get in it.
