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Anonymous1. Rock Stars & Rocket Scientists2. Life Essence Repairman 3. Onion Tear 4. Upchuck 5. Asinine 6. Evel Knievel Scream 7. This Is My Life 8. Into The Ground 9. Cold Tile Floor 10. Anonymous 11. Working So Hard 12. Burning A Hole |
Produced by Unbelievable Jolly Machine & Mike Wisti | |
CreditsProduced by Unbelievable Jolly Machine and Mike WistiEngineered and Mixed by Mike Wisti Track 7 by Brent Sigmeth and Tom Herbers Recorded and Mixed at Albatross Studios, Minneapolis, MN Track 7 Recorded at Pachyderm Studios, Cannon Falls, MN and Mixed at Third Ear Studio, Minneapolis, MN Mastered at Pachyderm Studios by Mike Wisti Edited and Sequenced at Wild Audio by Doug Wild Cover Art by Erin Erskine, Layout by UJM ThanksTom Blustin, Matt Cohen, Andrew Eklund, Matt Hicks, Chris Nystrom, Rank Strangers, Kruddler, Push on Junior, and all our friends and family | ||
To order this CD, send $10.99 to Mutagenic Records, 711 Grand Ave, Apt 6, St. Paul 55105. Review from Pulse (May 1998) - "...UJM is taking top honors. The first song, 'Rock Stars + Rocket Scientists' is a strange story about a freaky guy who claims to have been "sucked into a government conspiracy." Throughout the album, lead singer/guitarist Stacy Aldrich's delivery is intense, from paranoid rantings to full-on shrieking. UJM's funky, off-kilter rhythms, edgy guitar work and disorientating time changes weave a weird spell. The band seems largely influenced by Jesus Lizard, Pavement and Built to Spill, but they don't sound like a mere ripoff. There's just way too much imagination at work here...." Review from "Speck" Fanzine - "This is it kids, the next big thing. With reported wild and lively live shows and two very strong albums behind them UJM deserve to be huge. They can conjure up images of early grunge and stay current and creative as well. This new album sounds more mature than the last release - "Flapjack" - and they've been touring with the like of Jayhawks, Mercury Rule and Truck Stop Love, and have been setting the Minnesota scene on fire. My fave seems to be Upchuck at the moment but I guess that's because it's crazy and disjointed like me." | ||
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