ARTIST: Pale Moon Gang
TITLE: Pale Moon Gang
LABEL: Fast Loose Records
GENRE: Rock
BITRATE: 233kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 31m total
RELEASE DATE: 2007-00-00
RIP DATE: 2007-05-05
Track List
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1. New Train Runnin' 2:39
2. Yeah X 3 2:44
3. All The Nightcrawlers 3:40
4. Two Minute Fix 2:54
5. Sweet Stuff Doc 2:59
6. New Values 2:37
7. No Secret Safe 3:50
8. Talkin' To Myself 3:20
9. Dead Seventeen 3:08
10. Live For Today 3:49
Release Notes:
PALE MOON GANG's sound combines the urgent, idealistic fury of The Clash, with
the raw, sexy passion of The Stooges, and a touch of Green Day's pop-punk
sensibility. This New York City band exudes the raw aggressiveness and tender
underbelly of the city they call home. With guitar riffs that grab you and won't
let go, PALE MOON GANG creates a thundering, explosive energy that comes on like
a tidal wave of pure, defiant fun. Their soon-to-be released, self-titled CD,
takes on the modern world with a blend of criticism and humor. The opening
number, "New Train Runnin'", is a catchy and necessarily fervent call for a
revolution in hearts and minds. Then "Yeah X 3" affirms the teenage kick's
addiction to "the coolest of the cool" object of desire. The band recalls their
punk rock roots as they pay homage to one of their favorite outlaw artists, Iggy
Pop, on their dynamic, engaging version of "New Values". Their song "No Secret
Safe" is outlaw storytelling at it's best, woven into one of their catchiest
melodies and inspired by our pervasive surveillance society. The GANG questions
society in the driving, frenetic rocker "Talkin' To Myself (To Get By)" which
expresses the need for emotional survival amidst soul numbing attitudes. PALE
MOON GANG is the product of a rebellious, dangerous youth spent on NYC's lower
east side by Richard Dev Greene (lead vocals & guitar) and Luke Miller (bass &
vocals). Their wildly fluid and untamed onstage rapport captivates audiences and
makes them true believers. The surprising compliment to their sound comes from
Brian Wolfe, an amazingly skilled drummer and true southern gentlemen, who
transforms onstage into the brilliant, manic "Wolfman".