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Avenpitch by Avenpitch
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fave it New Wave | Pop Crossover
10 tracks | 38 minutes
Released Jun 2003
on Omega Point Records
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 02:07 Wreckage lyrics BUY MP3 02:07 Wreckage lyrics "GIFT MP3" 02:07 Wreckage
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:53 Replay lyrics BUY MP3 03:53 Replay lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:53 Replay
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A band caught between the garage and computer lab, high-tech yet trashy, like a PC plugged into a Marshall half-stack.
Bio / Background
With garbage-picked synthesizers and equal love for New Order, Public Enemy, and Motley Crue, Minneapolis electropunks Avenpitch crank new wave up to heavy-metal intensity levels. Avenpitch's self-titled debut LP (Omega Point) features ten tracks where bubblegum keyboard melodies and jagged guitar riffs run rampant and occasional collide. Crawling from the carnage Avenpitch's sound is that of a band caught between the garage and computer lab, high-tech yet trashy, like a PC plugged into a Marshall half-stack.
When the opening Casio barrage of "Wreckage" drops into the bare-knuckle breakbeat and vocalist/guitarist/studio wizard Todd Millenacker screams (with his patented building's-on-fire-hysteria) "Something's gonna break, I know it's gonna break in two", he may as well be referring to the stereo's speakers. The energy level stays in the red even as the band slows down for the pop-dirge "Walrus Teeth" then lightens up on the arpeggiated, retro-dance cut "Replay".
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