Tracklisting
- 11
- 2It's All Over
- 3Problem Child
- 4You Turn Me Cold
- 5Wrong Side Of The Tracks
- 6Robbing Banks (Doin' Time)
- 7The Grinder
- 8Shackled Soul
- 9Southeast Soliloquy
- 10Battle Of Heaven & Hell
- 11
- 2It's All Over
- 3Problem Child
- 4You Turn Me Cold
- 5Wrong Side Of The Tracks
- 6Robbing Banks (Doin' Time)
- 7The Grinder
- 8Shackled Soul
- 9Southeast Soliloquy
- 10Battle Of Heaven & Hell
- 11
- 2It's All Over
- 3Problem Child
- 4You Turn Me Cold
- 5Wrong Side Of The Tracks
- 6Robbing Banks (Doin' Time)
- 7The Grinder
- 8Shackled Soul
- 9Southeast Soliloquy
- 10Battle Of Heaven & Hell
Description
"I haven't heard anything this crazy since Paul's Boutique" - Mario C, Engineer/Producer of Beastie Boys.
The Slew: Forging the new chapter of rock. '100%': The iconic rock turntable experience.
What started as a soundtrack to a film never made has spun into an amps-at-11 turntable rock experience.
Four and a half years ago, Eric San (aka Kid Koala) and Dylan J. Frombach (aka Dynomite D) started working on a rock record. The pair, who met on the Beasties Boys tour in 1998, had been approached to soundtrack a documentary feature film. The film was eventually abandoned, but with Mario C on board for mixing, San and Frombach were already deep into the psych rock-influenced score and there was no turning back.
Teaming up with Chris Ross and Myles Heskett, the former rhythm section of Grammy Award-winning band Wolfmother, The Slew set out to put together a full-blown rock band experience to do justice to the material in a live setting. And justice was served: The Slew is a truly excessive mix of six turntables, drum, bass, keyboards and a wall of amps that made their way across North America, making a full-on, raw, pummeling rock experience. The Slew bring punk rock attitude back to the turntable unlike anything you’ve ever heard.
The Slew’s album, '100%', was given away online ahead of the tour, and limited quantities were made to sell at the gigs. Due to overwhelming post-tour demand, '100%' is now hitting record stores, released on Puget Sound Records. Backstage rumors suggest more shows and new material from The Slew may emerge at some point, but for now, enjoy '100%' in all its rock excess.