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Tinged with melodic rhythm, crunchy guitar, and ferocious, erratic drum beats that reflect Jeff Ott’s gritty voice, Crimpshrine invented their own kind of evasive, aggressive punk. Formed in Berkeley previous to when Bay area punk music first garnered national attention, the trio released several LPs that dealt with themes like the idea of romance, questioning loneliness, and teen pregnancy....
Duct Tape Soup is their Lookout-rejected 1988 debut LP that was parsed out to various compilations and split 7”s before being recompiled for Larry Livermore’s punk institution in 1992. After Lookout’s unfortunate demise at the turn of the century, the album went out of print. In cooperation with the band, we’ve remastered the recordings ...
Inspiration Lyrics: Negativity's too enchanting / 'Cause the world seems so depressing / But I know it can't always be / Can't always be that way / I get caught up in my situation / But I know my life
Duct Tape Soup by Crimpshrine, released 01 January 1986 1. Trying Too Hard 2. Summertime 3. Caught Up 4. Left Outside Again 5. Safely Wasting Away 6. Wake Up 7. Pick Up the Pieces 8. RDC 9. Construction 10. Closed Doors, Closed Minds 11. Pretty Mess 12. WNWSFK 13. Can You Feel That? 14. Along the Way 15. Free Will 16. Fucked Up Kid
My Friend Lyrics: I grew up too sheltered and innocent / Found LSD as an escape from stress / Only knew where I was coming from / Didn't care where I was going or what I'd become / Fourteen years
Crimpshrine’s debut EP was Lookout’s fourth release, followed by Before Green Day, Operation Ivy, and Lookout Records put the East Bay’s burgeoning punk scene on the map, a trio of Berkeley kids were reinventing the genre with music that was melodic but full of feedback, and a singer who sounded like he gargled glass.
Off of their album "Sound of a New World Being Born"
