#scupper

forgot i'd already designed an older scupper for fun like, years ago- here's my new take on it, trying to incorporate her mom's body type and other features like eye shape, beauty marks and eyebrows :3

Ladies and germs, the editorial staff here at Fuckin’ Record Reviews, being the very stable geniuses we are, recommend highly that NYC denizens make their way through the chill tonight 1/6/18 to The Gutter at 200 N 14th Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn to celebrate the record release of the long awaited SCUPPER debut long player! It is exceptional. So, let’s all get warm together with Some Gauls <cough>. It’s a Sleeping Giant Glossolalia event and Fuckin’ Record Reviews will be there!

SCUPPER’s Some Gauls is one of 263 releases we chose to be the BEST REASONS TO WRITE FUCKIN’ RECORD REVIEWS IN 2017! 

Facebook event page for 1/6/18 record release shindig

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SCUPPER Some Gauls on bandcamp

SCUPPER also records for NYC’s best label: @ever-never-records

What we wrote in 2015 about Scupper’s 2014 7″ debut on Blue Cheese Toothpaste: “We’re way late to the fuckin’ record review party for SCUPPER’s 2014 four song extended play, but we’d be remiss if we did nothing. And even though we shouldn’t start a sentence with and, the AM radio tart here is so sweet, it can inspire us to do a lotta things we shouldn’t. It’s that good. Like the Vertebrats compacted into a squeezbox, these four self-described “stupid rough ‘late demos’” from songwriter/guitarist Mike Janson could very well reinstate him as the Carole King of basement power bomp. Vocals get squozed but good, Gilmore Tamny whistles a brain worm that doesn’t fade until sunset and here’s hoping this band - now a real trio - has a long player hiding in Paul Bruno’s beard. Speaking of which, Scupper offer yet another great tune on Paul’s Serious Rockers: An Unblinking Ear Mixtape comp (2014) (unblinkingearrecords), which Fuckin’ Record Reviews could probably surf on for another eight months or so at least. How can you not be in love with these times?”

still-single review of Scupper: “…No friend-rock pathos, this; it’s the kind of great single you might’ve discovered 20+ years ago, when such discoveries were still there to be made exclusively on 7” vinyl. Janson might’ve been stewing on these four tracks for a while, but trust me, they’re done, bursting at the seams with magnificent moments…”

SLEEPING GIANT GLOSSOLALIA has got the hard stuff you want, plus they’re nice too