anyone heard the new Off! project? i just read about it and didn't find anything on line..
i guess keith morris kicked out a new project that's supposed to be "black flag if Keith never left the band"..
sounds friggin sweet.

"I don't think it's ever been done"

Yeah, Carson, I HAVE NEVER SEEN 4 songs in 4 minutes.


EVER.

There are a few live videos that Vice made (I think it was Vice) and they are pretty fucking sweet. Also, OFF! just released a 7" box set with a bunch of art by Pettibon. Would love to get that for Hanukkah.

First Four EPs stream on Think Indie:
http://digital.thinkindie.com/search/re ... _id=153513

"I Don't Belong" mp3 on Pitchfork:
http://pitchfork.com/forkcast/15144-i-dont-belong/

"Full of Shit" mp3 on The Fader:
http://www.thefader.com/2010/11/09/prem ... -shit-mp3/

And here's our review: http://agitreader.com/reviews/album_rev ... t_four_eps

OFF!
17 December 2010
Strange, Melrose Ave., Hollywood, CA
audience master recording by bcingyou
recorded 20 feet from right side of stage
M-Audio MicrotrackII+Sony ECM990F>WAV(44.1 sample rate/16bit)>
Adobe Audition 1.5 eq to bring up treble>
CD Wave Editor track split>FLAC level 8>Trader's Little Helper
Setlist
01 intro
02 Black Thoughts
03 Darkness
04 Poison City
05 Now I’m Pissed
06 I Don’t Belong
07 Full Of Shit
08 (unknown)
09 Killing Away
10 Jeffrey Lee Pierce
11 Crawl
12 Rat Trap
13 Fuck People
14 Blast
15 Panic Attack
16 Upside Down

Keith Morris – vocals
Dimitri Coats – guitar
Steven McDonald – bass
Mario Rubalcaba – drums

Free all ages party for First Four EPs box set record release that was moved at the last minute from Santa Fe St. in downtown L.A. up to Melrose Ave. in Hollywood as cops wouldn’t allow show to happen at first venue due to either complaints from neighbor or lack of fire exits. While waiting out in the rain at first place the announcement from
Dimitri Coats came that gig was moved so everyone scattered like cockroaches to their cars to quickly get to Strange as we didn’t know if we’d be turned away if we showed up late. Keith Morris wisely allowed Thee Oh Sees to headline as he knew that as hardcore OFF! were, they couldn’t compete with the sheer frenzy whooped up by Thee Oh Sees (check out my recording of this at AtMyHeels.com).