Mt.Vic.Matt
A fairly recent discovery for me. Mr Fitness is pretty much a one man band with some added percussion. He’s engaging, quirky and produces quite a fine post punk styled racket…
Favorite track: upset army.
Tryptophantastic
love letters in the age of steam is currently my personal favorite in the Christian Fitness discography. Andy Falkous has a knack for making seemly unwieldly, noisy rock songs that are also somehow both catchy and extremely fun to listen to and that is on full-display here.
Favorite track: the psychic reader.
slappedarse
Falco's best since "Rock me Amadeus", a crap joke who's repetition amuses me more than it's content.
brilliant album. "the harder it hits" sounds plain dirty, like it's looking you in the eye and playing with itself while you listen to it.
Favorite track: who is iron god?.
hello. my name is andrew falkous, and I still play guitar and sing, if that is the right word, in the band future of the left. this is my second album and although I make all of the sounds (with the exception of drums, which were played by the magnificent Stuffy, and my wonderful wife who contributed a wee bassline to the chorus of '3 speed limiters') it is NOT a solo album. Understood? No? Okay, we'll just agree to disagree then, with the caveat that I'm almost certainly right.
On release (12th August 2015) the cds are NOT ready, and will not be until I've made enough from the download to pay to press them (going by the last release, this should take about a week or so), HOWEVER anybody purchasing the cd will receive the download immediately. As usual. I would recommend that you don't buy individual songs but instead give me more money than I deserve for songs that you don't really like. Did I just type that? Yes, yes I did. Hey, it's hot and I'm disorientated.
ps. As usual let me know if you have any questions / download issues (bandcamp has been great so far, so let's see).
pps. Vinyl? I'd love to. No plans as yet though.
ppps. If you want to review the record or play it somewhere just go ahead, within reason. No mash ups unless they're really funny.
credits
released August 12, 2015
most of the album was recorded at home (no knife fights or eviction notices as yet, fingers crossed) and then finished off with Ant Chapman, recording drums with Stuffy at his place (Brixton Hill) and mixing in Ant's second bedroom, with a wall of records providing soundproofing. I am in the debt of both. Mastering was by Sean Magee at Abbey Road. Artwork, I am delighted to say, is once again by Michael Byzewski of Aesthetic Apparatus - as you might be able to notice, we're starting to follow some kind of cr-azy theme.
General thanks? Oh, you know, friends and that, the usual people. Julia, Mike, Matt, Adam, Ryan and Nicky just for starters. My brother pointed out that I was 'shit' which is exactly the kind of motivational talk that he's famous for. Genghis inadvertently wrote the main guitar line for '3 speed limiters' by nosing around the EH micro synth pedal and Bonsai suggested the keyboard part, having more of an instinct for those things.
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The next best thing to seeing a band you'll likely never see due to oceans, money, and time (all jerks except the ocean)? A very good live record. No substitute usually, but this is a close second. beaarthurmiller
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What a GREAT album! It has been a while since I found an album that I could listen to from beginning to end without skipping. Classic Ian MacKaye vocals. Amy Farina absolutely kills it on drums. I hadn't heard of Joe Lally on Bass, but really enjoyed his singing/bass. I highly advise checking this out. You'll get hooked. I love "Clean Kill" but "BQM" does it for me (love the beat). Congrats Coriky! Nicely done! Can't wait to see you live!!! dabeave666
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