See You Next Tuesday, by Women Should Not Drink Alcohol

See You Next Tuesday

by Women Should Not Drink Alcohol

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polymorphe Very nice surprise, interesting rythmic noise album with some excellent tracks! Favorite track: Hello, I Am Eskil.

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1.	Hello, I Am Eskil 05:05	buy track
2.	Behind the DJ Booth 04:44	buy track
3.	The First Kiss After Vomit 04:59	buy track
4.	Women Should Not Drink Alcohol 03:44	buy track
5.	I Don't Normally Do This 04:54	buy track
6.	He Pissed in a Trash Can in Noisex's Dressing Room 04:33	buy track
7.	The Bathroom Massacre 03:03	buy track
8.	WSNDA vs. W.A.S.T.E. 04:51	buy track
9.	WSNDA vs. Cervello Elettronico 05:26	buy track
10.	Behind the DJ Booth (Odio84 Remix) 04:18	buy track
11.	Hello, I am Eskil (Whiteqube Remix) 03:48	buy track
12.	Behind the DJ Booth (Mangadrive Remix) 04:59	buy track
13.	He Pissed in a Trash Can in Noisex's Dressing Room (NXV Remix) 03:18	buy track

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In early 2011 members of Noit Excev, Cervello Elettronico, and Sleep Clinic formed Women Should Not Drink Alcohol by compounding each musician’s strengths into one incomparable sound. Rik Excev’s abrasive experimental noisescapes, clever sampling, and diverse percussion were met by David Christian’s asphyxiating bass and pulsating beats. Jeff Swearingen was recruited to finalize the intense and intoxicating sound through the addition of swirling atmospheres and detailed nuances. WSNDA’s debut, “See You Next Tuesday”, will be released on Signifier September 25th. The album features collaborations and remixes from W.A.S.T.E., Cervello Elettronico, Mangadrive, NXV, Whiteqube, and Odio84 . It’s a mix of punk attitude and explicit themes with loud industrial techno.

In today’s post punk/industrial music scene it may not seem possible for artists to be provocative. Beguiling controversies and orchestrated publicity have desensitized audiences and left little room for genuine rebels to break new ground. Women Should Not Drink Alcohol is an act that has managed to incite curiosity before any music was released to the public. Many questions have been inspired with regard to the intentions of the founding members. Are they sexist? Straight edge? Are they applying some sort of reverse psychology technique? Attempting to make a poor joke? Who are these men to tell women what not to do?

For these three artists from established projects, the emphasis was on creating unique music rather than deciding on a clever brand and hiding behind a generic sound. Through the deliberate choice of syntax that some may find offensive, the band ruled out any attempt at commercialism or mainstream success to promote their conclusive ideas. The music has an underlying notion that freedom for the masses is merely an illusion put forth by the minority to rule over the majority with only a few self righteous interests. Through satire and irony, Women Should Not Drink Alcohol are on a mission to confirm that people understand the absurdity that is present in today’s society and are provided with a soundtrack for it.

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released September 25, 2012

All music written and recorded by Rik Excev, David Christian, and Jeff Swearengin.
Track 6 sampling by Shane Talada.
Mastered by Jeff Swearengin
Artwork by Alley Shiver

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