Non-Neutered 1%, by The Allegations

Non-Neutered 1%

by The Allegations

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1.	Dick Street 03:02	buy track
2.	Obviously, We Rock / Live @ Utility Hall, Detroit, "Takin' F$##in' Prisoners" Tour '92 06:12	buy track
3.	Eleven Dresses on a Sun-E Day / I Raised a Young (Black) Boy 04:08	buy track
4.	Doormat Daddy / Doormat Daddy 04:50	buy track
5.	Killith Fair (live) / Killeth Fair 05:37	buy track
6.	Bedside Manners / Retired Neurosurgeon 04:57	buy track
7.	Punchdown? / Ain't Too Keen to Remember You, Woman 05:58	buy track
8.	Love Is a Howling Moon / Obviously (We Rock) 03:22	buy track
9.	Bottom Feeder / Punchdown! 02:42	buy track
10.	Hung Toddler 06:00	buy track
11.	Various Artists 05:57	buy track

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Praise for "Non-Neutered 1%":

"Audiences will be astounded by the combination of styles detonating across the eleven tracks, all the while, with a weirdness injected into the atmosphere that becomes likeable, even addictive at times. What may come across as novel speaks with a deeper resonance, and The Allegations have no problem or fear about projecting the point they want to make."

-Kevin Burke, The Big Takeover

"...inventive, borderline crazed, intelligent in the way Tom Waits would be if he mixed some bath salts into his bourbon."

-Dave Cantrell, Senior Editor, Stereo Embers Magazine

"A charmingly ramshackle blend of indie rock and low-fi synth stomp..."

-Alex Green, Stereo Embers Magazine (for Track of the Day column on "Bedside Manners")

"When's the last time you felt slightly disconcerted by an Indie track?"

-Amelia Vandergast, ANR Factory

"The eleven tracks comprise at least nineteen songs that are interesting, challenging, sometimes perplexing, and worth hearing...with ‘Love Is a Howling Moon,’ The Allegations look to our moon and see, not a symbol of affection, but Love itself."

-Reverb Raccoon

"You will be mesmerised by the strange and unusual charm of this undefinable music."

-Pascal Thiel, Disagreement.net

credits

released November 9, 2018

The Allegations are:

Frank— Vocals, backing vocals, guitars, bass, 5-string bass, synthetic bass, flesh-and-blood drums, silicon drums, keyboards, harmonica, bongos

That Guy— Vocals, backing vocals, guitars, flesh-and-blood keyboards, synthetic bass, silicon drums, banjos, mastering, artwork

Sherri Cohen plays trombone on "Doormat Daddy"

Charlie Strikes plays slide guitar, double-reed organ and clavichord on "Ain't Too Keen..."

Other drums courtesy of Jim Dooley, Ricardinho Galdino, Bill Decker and naver.com

Additional personnel:
Warren Oatey, Solana Gurtrie, Pedro Alagascar, John Sykes, Tony Tinglebury, Harry Huggins, Travis Trimhoffer, Roy Orbidon't, Lyle "Limey" Richardson, Chuck Asteroid, Waldorf Healyjohn

We thank:

Sam Weisberg, Dylan Sparrow, Ricky "Backline? What backline?" Maplethorpe, Jim "Get a job! Just kidding, I know the economy's a bitch" Haggerty, Lisa "Sit up and shut DOWN” Margolis, Amy "It's not my thing but I appreciate it" Katzenphelps, Geordie "Where'd my inhaler go?" Williamson, the entire staff at Sony BMG, all at Arista, Time-Warner, and General Mills, Joey (thanks for the van!), Juno and Angelfire (big props--you know who you are!), Nicholas "Ain't illegal yet" Darington, Kathryn "My boils! My boils!" Sharp, Akim "Guns don't kill people, bullets kill people" Brown, Old Man Herbert, DJ Elvis, Louden Straus, Supermahn Bolivar, Donna (for the memories!), Phil Anselmo, Ben Bernanke, Roy Orbidon't, all at Van Halen, Wilson Phillips, Amtrak, Forever 21, Friendster, Memphis Meats, Applebee's, Janet "No, you can't do that" Federico, and all at Sweet n' Easy

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The Allegations New York, New York

Once, Frank and That Guy were doing shots of tap water.

Frank said, "There's got to be more to life than this."

"I like it," said That Guy. "Come up with song titles. I'll write songs." They concluded: "We'll make titles and songs, send them to the public, get famous."

They wrote about life, hard times, women, the world, personal feelings and the unknown.

End result? The Allegations. ... more

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