Sub Pop Records

Joshuah sez: No big huge drug addled story here. I ordered the Sliver/Dive single around 1992 and immediately had to hear more... (on A Form of Paying Attention November 2009 )
fudge packing sez: the second time I saw them was a 'surprise' show at Western Washington University ...it was a Mudhoney concert but... (on A Form of Paying Attention November 2009 )
fudge packing sez: I bought Bleach in 1989...I was 15 years old. Around the same time I discovered K Records via the Fallout... (on A Form of Paying Attention November 2009 )
smelly sez: that's the kid who's porking taylor swift. (on Obits on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon: Thursday, Nov. 19th! )
deleteme sez: In the 5th grade, my friend and I used to hole up in his room and listen to this album... (on A Form of Paying Attention November 2009 )
deleteme sez: In the 5th grade, my friend and I used to hole up in his room and listen to this album... (on A Form of Paying Attention November 2009 )

Our old friend Joe Pernice (Scud Mountain Boys, Pernice Brothers, Chappaquiddick Skyline, etc.) will be publishing his first novel, It Feels So Good When I Stop in August 2009. In that book, the narrator, who is not Joe, is in a band called The Young Accuser for a short time. After the fictional narrator leaves this fictional band, they record a fictional song and send it to the non-fictional Sub Pop (they are us). We are releasing the non-fiction version of that fictional single on August 4, 2009.

Makes perfect sense, right? Right!

You can (and should) pre-order It Feels So Good When I Stop here.

The Young Accuser is mostly imaginary, but the people who made the music for this single are: Richie Leonides, Melanie D’Asenzo, Michael Butler, Jape, and Joe Pernice.