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that’s what I get for being in a band with three people who could fit on a charm bracelet

Tuesday, December 1st, 2009

holidayHey all! Wussy and our friends the Sundresses will be playing in Lexington this Saturday December 5 along with Killer Meteor. We’re very excited to bring the full band back to the Green Lantern – one of our favorite stages to play! Thanks to the good folks at WRFL, CD Central, Boomslang Festival and the Green Lantern for making us feel so at home in Lexington.

The live Funeral Dress recording went well and we should have that in hand before too long!

New Merch: Limited edition greeting postcards!
Set of six for five bucks. We’ll have them at shows, or if you want to order some, send a note to darren(at)shakeitrecords.com and I’ll drop some off at their mail order shop.

img.phpNew Digital Best Of Comp: Wussy – Campout!
Just the ‘hits’! Airborne, Happiness Bleeds, Jonah, Muscle Cars, Rigor Mortis, Soak It Up, Sun Giant Says Hey. For Wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald, you’ll have to wait for the second installment. Give this lil camper a home in your digital wonderland. Available via ThinkIndie for $7.49. Perfect for Wussy newcomers.

New Press: Wussy Feature in Cincinnati Magazine
“The Ballad of Chuck and Lisa” by Jason Cohen, photographs by Jonathan Willis. Excerpt —- “Fifteen years later, Cleaver is still living in Cincinnati, and still DEC09_Wussyplaying in a celebrated Cincinnati band—assuming, it can be said with minimal hyperbole, that the group in question, Wussy, didn’t break up in the time it took this magazine to go to press. But if that happened, not to worry. The band’s implosions never last, and make-up records really are the best… Formed on a whim (and possibly a crush) by Cleaver and Walker in 2001, Wussy—which also includes bassist/multi-instrumentalist Mark Messerly and drummer Joe Klug—highlights her voice and writing chops as much as his. It would be easier to split an atom than to separate the pair’s creative spark from their romantic life, which has been nuclear indeed. “What a *%#@ing nightmare it’s been!” says Messerly, without a trace of rancor.” read the rest

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wussy vinyl update!

Tuesday, November 17th, 2009

KBR008coverfinalThe Green Belt (2nd of The Belt Series)/ Wussy & The Fervor
Karate Body Records
Longtime pals and tourmates Wussy and The Fervor cut some of their most earnest, blistering rock material yet for this, the second installment in the Belt Series. A true, bare-knuckled statement. Pressed on limited edition green vinyl, and supplies are already running low. It’s available online from Karate Body or you can also pick it up at Shake It Records,  earXtacy, and other fine independent record retailers. Limited to 500 copies, these will be on wax only, no digital. Keep an eye out for a Wussy / Fervor tour in early 2010.

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Dangerous Highway Series / Wussy, Greg Dulli, Drive By Truckers, Heartless Bastards and more..
Shake It Records
We just finished our next single which will be part of Shake It’s “Dangerous Highway: A Tribute To The Songs of Eddie Hinton” series. Ours in gonna come out in Jan or early Feb of 2010 –  but in the meantime, if ya want you can grab the first two 7″s. Vol. 1 is from Greg Dulli (he does “Cover Me” & “Hard Luck Guy”), Vol. 2 features Drive-By Truckers covering “Everybody Needs Love” & “Where’s Eddie”. You can order then online at shakeitrecords.com. For the Wussy single, we are covering two Eddie Hinton / Donnie Fritts songs: ”Breakfast In Bed”  and ”300 Pounds of Hongry”. Read more about the Hinton series from CityBeat and Blurt.

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