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Bleed It Dry by Pinehurst Kids
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fave it Power Pop | Emo
11 tracks | 35 minutes
Released Mar 2006
on Barbaric Records
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:25 Spinning Out lyrics BUY MP3 03:25 Spinning Out lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:25 Spinning Out
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 04:18 The Onceler lyrics BUY MP3 04:18 The Onceler lyrics "GIFT MP3" 04:18 The Onceler
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:03 Rollover lyrics BUY MP3 03:03 Rollover lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:03 Rollover
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 02:39 I Woke Up lyrics BUY MP3 02:39 I Woke Up lyrics "GIFT MP3" 02:39 I Woke Up
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:08 All I Know lyrics BUY MP3 03:08 All I Know lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:08 All I Know
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 02:43 Planet Of The Apes lyrics BUY MP3 02:43 Planet Of The Apes lyrics "GIFT MP3" 02:43 Planet Of The Apes
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Super sassy Indie Power Pop straight outta Portland
Editorial review
Despite frequent lineup changes, Portland, OR's Pinehurst Kids still rock with some of the best emo-pop from the Northwest. Bleed It Dry finds the band leaning more toward the indie rock side of the emo spectrum, but the true story behind the band's name (casualties resulting from a lead leak in Pinehurst, ID) make up for any lack of fire in the melodies. Underpinnings of Foo Fighters and Built to Spill abound, while "The Onceler," marked by Joe Davis' teenage-angst yell, is one of the few moments that Pinehurst Kids stay true to the emo form. Whether or not this is due to production from Larry Crane (whose credits include Elliott Smith and Sleater-Kinney), this solid effort doesn't lose its vision of lovelorn relationships and jumpy tempos. ~ Kenyon Hopkin, All Music Guide
Bio / Background
PINEHURST KIDS
“Pinehurst Kids surpass the bulk of their contemporaries in the easy-sounding power pop genre by way of passion, energy, and, most importantly, talent.” –The Stranger: May 2001
With Singer/Songwriter/Guitarist Joe Davis at the helm, Pinehurst Kids have established a solid presence in the national college music scene, and show no signs of slowing down.
"Joe Davis plays like a man who fears the end could come any minute. His bandmates possess the same frantic pop grind as Superchunk, as well as the choirboy sweetness of Sunny Day Real Estate. The music's frail and fresh, and it goes by at 90 miles an hour." --Alternative Press; July 1999
In terms of experience, Pinehurst Kids aren't exactly kids anymore. By 1997, Joe Davis had escaped his childhood haunts of Pinehurst and Boise, Idaho and moved to Portland, Oregon where he began crafting high-energy pop songs.
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