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Going Way Out with Heavy Trash

by Heavy Trash

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1.
Pure Gold 03:14
2.
Outside Chance 03:01
3.
Double Line 03:03
4.
Rock, alternative rock, Alternative, indie, indie rock, lo-fi, blues rock, roots rock, alt-country, - Kissy Baby 03:23
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Rock, alternative rock, Alternative, indie, indie rock, lo-fi, blues rock, roots rock, alt-country, - That Ain't Right 03:21
6.
I Want Oblivion 02:02
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Way Out 03:06
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Rock, alternative rock, Alternative, indie, indie rock, lo-fi, blues rock, roots rock, alt-country, - She Baby 02:57
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They Were Kings 04:23
10.
Crazy Pritty Baby 02:46
11.
I Want Refuge 01:14
12.
Crying Tramp 03:28
13.
You Can't Win 05:00

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Heavy Trash's first album proved that Jon Spencer (minus the Blues Explosion) and Matt Verta-Ray (formerly of Speedball Baby) were naturals at laying down red-hot rockabilly and twisted honky tonk with a modern kick. Their second album solidifies and expands their sound with a batch of tough rockers, hip shaking dancefloor fillers, and lonesome ballads ("Crying Tramp" being the near match of the previous albums' centerpiece "Under the Waves") on par with anything on the first. Recorded with the help of Canadian roots rockers the Sadies and members of Denmark's finest rock & roll bands (Tremolo Beer Gut and Powersolo) in various locales including Liam Watson's Toe Rag studio, Going Way Out with Heavy Trash doesn't mess with the duo's formula much. Spencer still croons wildly, mutters hilarious asides, and generally behaves like the guy with the lamp shade on his head (especially on album closer "You Can't Win" which is as weird a slice of avant-country-blues insanity you'll likely hear for awhile), Verta-Ray provides swampy atmosphere, and the guest musicians give just the right amount of support without overwhelming the stars or the songs. The Sadies especially add some rich textures (acoustic guitars, rip roaring guitar solos and backing vocals) to standout tracks "They Were Kings," "Crazy Pritty Baby" and "Outside Chance."

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released September 4, 2007

2005, 2005 Patricia Ann Music

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