Posture & the Grizzly: Busch Hymns (10th Anniversary Remaster)
Posture & the Grizzly: Busch Hymns (10th Anniversary Remaster)
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Posture & the Grizzly
Label: Joyful Noise Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 634413112106
Genre: Rock
Maybe it always had to be this way. Posture & the Grizzly formed in Connecticut, in '08, and churned out a couple of demo tapes before dropping their debut LP in early 2014. Busch Hymns was scrappy and raw, all weed smoke and pent-up fury. Songs like "Egg Nog Drunk Off Hilary Duff's Piss" (yeah) and "You Know I Know What You Did Last Summer" exemplify the band's charm perfectly-crystalline, wobbly leads ready to burst under bouncy hooks equal parts snarl and singalong. Just a glance at the tracklist let's you know what Posture & the Grizzly's all about: eight goofily titled songs in and out in eighteen minutes. Just in time for the LP's tenth anniversary, it's been given a remix by The World Is...'s Chris Teti, who originally produced and engineered the album back in 2013, along with remastering from Kris Crummett (Knuckle Puck, Dance Gavin Dance). Sometimes when an album like this is remastered, it loses some of it's charm; the gloss crowds out the grit, the whole thing is recolored a bit too bright. But not so on Busch Hymns-these songs are crisper, but that doesn't mean they're cleaner. J. Nasty's throaty howls are as ragged as ever, but this time around they stand out against Piss Malone and Cabbage Pile's rhythm section, no longer straining for spotlight but basking in it. Their sound would get streamlined a bit over the course of their next two albums, I Am Satan and Posture & the Grizzly, replacing some of Busch Hymns's bite with a clearer-eyed sparkle and a newfound melodicism. Busch Hymns stands now as a document of the cult punks' early days, a transitional period from their throat-shredding demo days to their all-too-brief time as a pop-punk juggernaut. It's clearer than ever with the Busch Hymns remaster that Posture & the Grizzly was meant to sound like this, was meant for more than basement shows and beer-soaked floors. In this light, Busch Hymns is more than a transitional period; it's a glimpse into the greatness to come. So if you're sick of listening to modern punk too, then quit it. Listen to Busch Hymns instead.
Tracks:
1.1 No Brains
1.2 Because I Got High
1.3 Sister Charles Marie
1.4 Egg Nog Drunk Off of Hilary Duff's Piss
1.5 Modern Punk
1.6 You Know I Know What You Did Last Summer
1.7 God's Drugs
1.8 Jordan Michael's Space Jam
