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“Meet Endless Boogie, the best-kept secret in New York’s rock scene. They have the best name (taken from John Lee Hooker’s 1971 album), the best onstage vibe and the best head-nodding jams. In a sea of derivative and freshly outfitted young bands, Endless Boogie — with a combined age of 169 and members who count Canned Heat as one of their influences — doesn’t have a big agenda. They just want to rock with you, preferably all night long.
“We try boogie sometimes, but boogie’s hard,” says guitarist Jesper Eklow (aka “The Governor”) self-effacingly. “Boogie takes skill and we haven’t honed those skills yet.” The band’s sound is a meltdown of metal, psychedelic and classic rock with a heavy dose of riffage, a kick-ass beat and super-cryptic lyrics. It’s thunderous and mellow at once. To put it another way, it goes well with beer.
Aside from Eklow, the band is made up of Paul Major (aka “Top Dollar,” left) on guitar and vocals, Memories from Reno (right) on bass and Chris Gray (aka “Grease Control,” second from right) on drums. Needless to say, their collective knowledge of music is so expansive it’s a little scary. Endless Boogie played their first show in January of 2001 when their friend Steven Malkmus asked them to open for him at the Bowery Ballroom. Since then, they’ve been “working on improving.” The band has two as-yet-untitled new albums coming out on Subliminal Sounds and No Quarter Records this summer.”
Aside from Eklow, the band is made up of Paul Major (aka “Top Dollar,” left) on guitar and vocals, Memories from Reno (right) on bass and Chris Gray (aka “Grease Control,” second from right) on drums. Needless to say, their collective knowledge of music is so expansive it’s a little scary. Endless Boogie played their first show in January of 2001 when their friend Steven Malkmus asked them to open for him at the Bowery Ballroom. Since then, they’ve been “working on improving.” The band has two as-yet-untitled new albums coming out on Subliminal Sounds and No Quarter Records this summer.”
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Smirnon wrote:
can't rip vinyl, sorry. B side is super dope tho so i also hope a rip appears on the world wide web
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Juanchofsa wrote:
http://www.discogs.com/Endless-Boogie-Twenty-Minute-Jam-Getting-Out-Of-The-City/release/3258657 does anyone have a rip of this?
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Jonchino wrote:
really great band. kinda reminds me a bit of the stooges. they have this crazy boogie woogie dirty garage style^^
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IANROBOT wrote:
How did I not get into this sooner?
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Juanchofsa wrote:
http://panopticonnyc.com/BoogieFinalSmall.mov
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limelighters wrote:
come to the UK, please
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northern-spy wrote:
http://www.last.fm/event/1979751+SPY+Live+%40+Zebulon%3A+Eleven+Twenty-Nine+and+Endless+Boogie+6-28-11
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Smirnon wrote:
the ugly vocals are awesome. wouldn't want without 'em
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xdreamx19 wrote:
for similar bands check my blog http://tripjam.blogspot.com/
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xdreamx19 wrote:
modern boogie rock played with jammy touch... fucking great but please cut off ugly vocal
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Smirnon wrote:
still the best . what's up with New Pair of Shoes having so much plays compared to the rest? is it a featured track on something?
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dzoist wrote:
wull hail yeya boyz...
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Smirnon wrote:
and with a load more vocals
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armedrighteous wrote:
it is kind of like pharaoh overlord... but less finnish.
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stephnee wrote:
At just over 22 minutes, A Life Worth Leaving is still too short.
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TooYoungTooHot wrote:
i love to boogie oogie oogie
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LeavinHere wrote:
Pack Your Bags!!
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tiesteko wrote:
izvrstan rok
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Juanchofsa wrote:
http://braincrushingreverberations.blogspot.com/2010/06/endless-boogie-primavera-29th-may-2010.html
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Juanchofsa wrote:
true dat
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