meaninglessness, by Extra Medium Pony

meaninglessness

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1.	over expose 02:09	buy track
2.	further along 01:54	buy track
3.	personal 02:21	buy track
4.	reindeer boots 03:07	buy track
5.	letting you go 03:14	buy track
6.	emerald green 02:51	buy track
7.	go ahead 02:54	buy track
8.	doing well 02:44	buy track
9.	skin deep 02:29	buy track
10.	too late 01:30	buy track
11.	king of static cling 02:19	buy track
12.	doing fine 03:12	buy track

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Sometimes you’ve just got to bask in your own insignificance, you know? Spray it all over your body like some kind of cheap perfume, plug your shitty guitar into your shitty amplifier, and let that question that dominates every other waking moment — “What’s the point?” — wash over you like raw sewage. Cleveland-based songwriter Rick Spitalsky knows what that’s all about. The frontman of the wonderfully scummy indie rock band Extra Medium Pony has a knack for over-analyzing pretty much everything, including the fact that nothing really matters.
-consequence of sound

With braided themes of isolation, depression, introversion and self-consciousness, Extra Medium Pony circles around songwriter Rick Spitalsky, who solely wrote and recorded the forthcoming album, Meaninglessness, due out in September 2016. He also played all the instruments and crafted the artwork himself. The first single, “Further Along”, is an unbelievably powerful song. It comes out the gates kicking your ass right away. If you’ve been looking for really hard sounding version of The Lemonheads or a more serious The Pixies, Extra Medium Pony. What a tremendous hard-ass song. Introversion and self-consciousness have never sounded so beautiful rockish. Extra Medium Pony is the new indie saviors. I love this band. Forever.
-audio fuzz

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released September 16, 2016

Written,performed, recorded, stenciled and scanned by Richard Spitalsky.
Art assembly and layout by Jimmy Frysinger,
Mastered by Chris Keffer @ magnetic north studio.

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Extra Medium Pony Cleveland, Ohio

lofi or medium-fi...maybe hifi one day. sometimes big sometimes small always medium.

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