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| Management number | 205800366 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $46.35 | Model Number | 205800366 | ||
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Title: Moths Strapped to Each Other's Backs
Artist: Bedridden
Label: Julia's War
Product Type: CASSETTES
UPC: 716892697647
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2025-05-09
Number of Discs: 1
Growing up is painful, brutal, and sometimes beautiful something Brooklyn-based indie-rock band Bedridden knows all too well. The band's name is even a nod to that ineffable period between childhood and the jagged edges of the real world. "When I was 21, I kind of lost my home," says frontman/guitarist Jack Riley. "I was couch-surfing. I was having a hard time. The next iteration in the band's maturation, then, is their debut, LP Moths Strapped To Eachother's Backs, 10 fuzzed-out (and sometimes gnarly) ruminations on dating, drugs, and survival out April 11 on Julia's War. The title came from a mysterious missive Riley received on astrology app Co-Star. "Last year I was way too reliant on other people my partner at the time, my friends," he says. "I was strapped to them in a weird way and flying in circles. This album is about that time." The current incarnation of Bedridden encompasses a patchwork of styles, influences, and friends Riley accumulated over the years. A Chicago native who first started making music at age five on a thrift-store guitar emblazoned with Kurt Cobain's name, Riley moved to New Orleans for college where he dabbled in punk before falling in love with shoegaze. There, he launched the first version of Bedridden. Sebastian Duzian (bass) a jazz musician and Pasadena native linked up with Riley in NOLA along with his bandmate, drummer Nick Pedroza. Pedroza, from Claremont, grew up on rock, metal, and jazz, honing his style after joining the band. Wesley Wolffe a guitarist fed on a steady diet of New Wave and '90s alt rounded out the crew just a few months back. Bedridden's previous lineup released their first EP, Amateur Heartthrob, in 2023 a noise-washed blend of shoegaze, DIY, and indie that Riley says is a "coming-of-age EP these formative stories about not having a bed, dating, being kind of a jackass. I was making fun of myself a lot." That release caught the attention of Douglas Dulgarian from Philly Label Julia's War (and TAGABOW), who signed them for Moths. "Some of these songs have been around for years," says Riley, adding that they were recorded last February at Studio G Brooklyn; the album was produced by Aron Kobayashi Ritch (Momma). "As opposed to Amateur Heartthrob, we attempted to blend more clean guitars into a driving sound to capture more clarity one that also sounds live... and raw," Riley says. That rawness thrums through the record, which kicks off with the thrashed "Gummy," about an incident when Riley had to gently fend off a co-worker's unwanted advances while both drunk and high on an MDMA gummy. And then there's mournful rager "Etch," which sees Riley daydreaming about beating up a meddler in his personal life in the minor key.
Tracks:
1.1 Gummy
1.2 Etch
1.3 Chainsaw
1.4 Heaven's Leg
1.5 Philadelphia Get Me Through
1.6 Mainstage
1.7 Snare
1.8 Uno
1.9 Bonehead
1.10 Ring Size
Artist: Bedridden
Label: Julia's War
Product Type: CASSETTES
UPC: 716892697647
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2025-05-09
Number of Discs: 1
Growing up is painful, brutal, and sometimes beautiful something Brooklyn-based indie-rock band Bedridden knows all too well. The band's name is even a nod to that ineffable period between childhood and the jagged edges of the real world. "When I was 21, I kind of lost my home," says frontman/guitarist Jack Riley. "I was couch-surfing. I was having a hard time. The next iteration in the band's maturation, then, is their debut, LP Moths Strapped To Eachother's Backs, 10 fuzzed-out (and sometimes gnarly) ruminations on dating, drugs, and survival out April 11 on Julia's War. The title came from a mysterious missive Riley received on astrology app Co-Star. "Last year I was way too reliant on other people my partner at the time, my friends," he says. "I was strapped to them in a weird way and flying in circles. This album is about that time." The current incarnation of Bedridden encompasses a patchwork of styles, influences, and friends Riley accumulated over the years. A Chicago native who first started making music at age five on a thrift-store guitar emblazoned with Kurt Cobain's name, Riley moved to New Orleans for college where he dabbled in punk before falling in love with shoegaze. There, he launched the first version of Bedridden. Sebastian Duzian (bass) a jazz musician and Pasadena native linked up with Riley in NOLA along with his bandmate, drummer Nick Pedroza. Pedroza, from Claremont, grew up on rock, metal, and jazz, honing his style after joining the band. Wesley Wolffe a guitarist fed on a steady diet of New Wave and '90s alt rounded out the crew just a few months back. Bedridden's previous lineup released their first EP, Amateur Heartthrob, in 2023 a noise-washed blend of shoegaze, DIY, and indie that Riley says is a "coming-of-age EP these formative stories about not having a bed, dating, being kind of a jackass. I was making fun of myself a lot." That release caught the attention of Douglas Dulgarian from Philly Label Julia's War (and TAGABOW), who signed them for Moths. "Some of these songs have been around for years," says Riley, adding that they were recorded last February at Studio G Brooklyn; the album was produced by Aron Kobayashi Ritch (Momma). "As opposed to Amateur Heartthrob, we attempted to blend more clean guitars into a driving sound to capture more clarity one that also sounds live... and raw," Riley says. That rawness thrums through the record, which kicks off with the thrashed "Gummy," about an incident when Riley had to gently fend off a co-worker's unwanted advances while both drunk and high on an MDMA gummy. And then there's mournful rager "Etch," which sees Riley daydreaming about beating up a meddler in his personal life in the minor key.
Tracks:
1.1 Gummy
1.2 Etch
1.3 Chainsaw
1.4 Heaven's Leg
1.5 Philadelphia Get Me Through
1.6 Mainstage
1.7 Snare
1.8 Uno
1.9 Bonehead
1.10 Ring Size
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