Secret Fun Club "Skull With Antlers" meta-sd26 motivational

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constantly-shifting grind-laden jams that have a lot of substance to them

the most necessary—moments of reflection or restraint punctuate the importance of what’s there versus what’s not

Elements Of Doom

“Once I came home we tidied up the bulk of the record

Secret Fun Club "Skull With Antlers" meta-sd26 motivationalSan Diegos Secret Fun Club began in earnest in 2000 as a collaboration among Sal Gallegos (Some Girls), Nathan Joyner (Some Girls, All Leather), and John Rieder. This early three piece iteration of the band was a collective in need of Ritalin, and during these years, Secret Fun Club was conceived as a kind of repository for whatever idea straddled the line between brutal and silly. The mantra at the time was borrowed verbatim from the lyrics of post