Tuesday, 16 January 2018
Bed Wettin' Bad Boys - Plastic Tears
(Photo by Lucy White)
I'm posting a song today that I've had lined up for a while but which seemed to have drifted down my "to do" list. Not sure why because it's damn good as is the album that it's taken from. Anyway, today's the day it gets featured.
Forming in 2008, Bed Wettin' Bad Boys are from Sydney and feature a line up of Ben Warnock (guitar/vocals), Doug Gibson (drums), Joe Sukit (guitar/keyboards/ saxophone, vocals) and Nic Warnock (bass/vocals).
The aforementioned new album is called Rot. It's their second full length (their debut was 2013's Ready For Boredom). I've seen several reviews of the album throwing around comparisons to fellow Australians Royal Headache, possibly because Sukit is a former member, possibly because they play a similar type of catchy rock that combines elements of power pop with soulful punk. Check out the album here : https://bedwettinbadboys.bandcamp.com/
There's plenty of songs on Rot that could have been highlighted below but I'll go with the one that I'm playing on today's Just Some Punk Songs show (8pm gmt here : https://www.facebook.com/events/332890077228767/ ). This is Plastic Tears.....
Don’t know what you’re talking about
Like your senses are inside out
It’s not that I think you’re weak
Just not buying the tears you weep
Your plastic tears
Dry them on my shoulder
Your plastic tears
Dry them on my shoulder
It’s come to the final hour
And the feelings are getting sour
You might have fooled everyone
Not me with your gestural emotions
Your plastic tears
Dry them on my shoulder
Your plastic tears
Dry them on my shoulder
Labels:
2017,
Bed Wettin' Bad Boys,
punk,
rock
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