We're Huge In Japan

Rock · 1996 · 13 tracks · 54m

We're Huge In Japan

Scrappy, fuzzed-out 1990s Southern California indie rock and pop-punk captured in a humid garage. Raw, melodic, and endearingly unpolished.

1996 · Long Records (301)

Kinetic, nostalgic, and slightly sarcastic energy rooted in suburban youth.

Tracklist · 13 Tracks · 54m

01

Water

2:12

02

Then

2:23

03

Hand Print

2:43

04

100 Year Flood Cycle

3:40

05

Rowena's Theme

3:24

06

Destroyer Of Worlds And The #14 Rgc

3:03

07

Stadium Coat

3:03

08

Plastic

3:39

09

Insipid

2:17

10

Mediocrity

3:13

11

Ten Seconds

2:06

12

Lobby (Pt. 2)

1:42

13

Feedback (Third on Right)

20:42

Moments Worth Listening For

The sudden, explosive transition from the quiet verse to the roaring, melodic chorus of Ten Seconds.

The frantic, interlocking guitar lines that kick off the tongue-in-cheek Destroyer Of Worlds And The #14 Rgc.

The slow, hypnotic descent into twenty minutes of tape hiss and feedback on the final track.

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