Working Nine To Wolf

by Pinebender

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steve p 5/14/22 post Saw you guys with Alan Epley last night. I lost track of you for a red hot minute from back in the day. I do know I haven't seen you guys live because, shit, man, I would have remembered! As a man who owns a few no nonsense guitars I was in it for the weird telecasters, and baritones. Anyway you were loud, and cool. You totally refilled my music cup last night.

Oh and we're best friends now no big deal.

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1.	Parade Of Horribles 13:53	buy track
2.	She Destroys The Light 05:47	buy track
3.	Mask Tree 06:16	buy track
4.	Polly Gray 05:48	buy track
5.	Broadcast All Your Dreams 04:40	buy track
6.	Get. Grasp. Have. 07:16	buy track
7.	Decide On The Double Cross 04:35	buy track
8.	Fifth And Last 11:55	buy track

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Pinebender’s Working Nine To Wolf is its second release on Lovitt Records. It is the first recording made with the band’s new line-up. After the departure of Matt Clark in 2002, Stephen Howard moved from behind the drums to take over on baritone guitar and Dennis Stacer joined the group, replacing Howard in the rhythm section. Chris Hansen represents the only original member of the band in his original role as guitarist and vocalist.

The album was recorded in Chicago by Greg Norman over two days in March 2006 at Electrical Audio and three days in April 2006 at Studio Greg Studio. The band has never sounded as powerful as they do on this, their heaviest, most straight-forward recording to date. Amplifier worship is on display. Guitars loom throughout eight tracks from semi-psychedelic to furious. Stacer controls this march. His playing is true to the “drudge” of the previous records while exciting the system with improvisation

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released November 6, 2006

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