Product Details
- An MVD Exclusive
- SKU: MVD5915LP
- Format: LP
- UPC: 760137591511
- Street Date: 07/16/13
- PreBook Date: 05/28/13
- Label: Aggronautix »
- Genre: Alternative/Punk
- Run Time: 20 mins
- Number of Discs: 1
- Audio: STEREO
- Year of Production: 2013
- Region Code: 0
- Box Lot: 30
- Territory: WORLD
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Kut U Up - Worse Than Wolves
Kut U Up returns after a ten year hiatus with their sophomore release! (Includes Download Card)
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Kut U Up returns after a ten year hiatus with their sophomore release Worse Than Wolves. Recorded at Double Time studios under the masterful ears of Jeff Forrest this EP features six tracks, some unheard, some live show mainstays. They have refined their signature sound by adding melody, intricate guitar work, rotating vocals, and pounding drums, all while keeping the loose attitude and high volume rawness. Their first release, 2002's "Pulled Over: Your Eyes Are Telling Me Different Son..." and the band's star-turn in the cult-classic, rock-doc, "Riding In Vans' With Boys" have earned them a loyal, rabid, and very patient fan base around the world. The lineup remains strongly bonded, with Chris Cote on Bass and vocals, Brandon Parkhurst on guitar and vocals, Brendan Raasch on drums, and the most recent addition, Matt Amador on guitar.
Media
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Sales Points
- Kut-U-Up opened 56 dates of the 2003 blink-182/Green Day tour that was documented in a 45-minute MTV feature called Riding in Vans with Boys.
- Extensive National Publicity and Marketing Campaigns
Press Quotes
While Kut U Up do explore some more abstract territory, Worse Than Wolves is most invigorating when when the band snap together with more driving tempos and shout outs.
—John Gentile, Punk News
After more than a decade of new material, Kut U Up has finally released their second studio album, but the time away has done wonders for the San Diego-based indie punk rock band.
—John B. Moore, New Noise
