Trashlight Vision

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Black Apples 02:50 Tools
Allergic To You 03:53 Tools
Nola 02:54 Tools
My Fuck You 2 U 03:42 Tools
Dead Waves On The Air 03:20 Tools
Screw Worm Baby 03:24 Tools
I Can't Wait (To Do Nothing) 02:57 Tools
Faceplant Pavement 03:23 Tools
My Brain Is Hanging Upside Down (Bonzo Goes To Bitburg) 03:57 Tools
Sick One 03:14 Tools
Horns And Halos 03:30 Tools
New Junk 01:30 Tools
Chemical Girl 03:02 Tools
My Brain Is Hanging Upside Down - Bonzo Goes To Bitburg 03:57 Tools
Scareanoid 03:00 Tools
I Can't Wait - To Do Nothing 02:58 Tools
BORED 03:08 Tools
My Brain Is Hanging Upside Down 03:57 Tools
Bored (Live) 03:10 Tools
Alibis and Ammunition 03:10 Tools
Cross My Heart 03:04 Tools
Alibis & Ammunition 03:04 Tools
Goddess 03:00 Tools
Whiskey 03:39 Tools
Wasted 03:35 Tools
It's So Easy 03:35 Tools
My Fuck You 2 You (edit) 03:29 Tools
My Brain is hanging upside dow 03:54 Tools
Black Apples (live - studio) 02:55 Tools
Alibis & Ammunition (demo) 03:08 Tools
FU2U 03:08 Tools
It's so easy (live) 03:13 Tools
Goddes (bonus) 03:00 Tools
It's So Easy (bonus) 03:23 Tools
HORNS BOUNCE MIX 2 03:23 Tools
Allergic To You (Album) 03:23 Tools
Dead Waves On The Air (Album) 03:20 Tools
Black Apples (Album) 03:20 Tools
My Brain Is Hanging Upside Down (Bonzo Goes To Bitburg) (Album) 03:59 Tools
Screw Worm Baby (Album) 03:59 Tools
I Can’T Wait(To Do Nothing) 03:00 Tools
FU 03:00 Tools
Adrenachrome 03:00 Tools
Alibis & Ammo 03:00 Tools
My Brain Is Hanging Upside Down(Bonzo Goes to Bitburg) 04:00 Tools
Nola (Album) 02:54 Tools
I Can't wait 02:58 Tools
My Fuck You To You (Album) 03:42 Tools
I Can't Wait (To Do Nothing) (Album) 03:42 Tools
Faceplant Pavement (Album) 03:42 Tools
Horns And Halos (Album) 03:42 Tools
Alibi's & Ammunition 03:42 Tools
Sick One (Album) 03:42 Tools
01BLACK APPLES1 03:42 Tools
Black Allpes 02:53 Tools
New Junk (Album) 02:53 Tools
Allergic To You (album version) 02:53 Tools
Horns And Halo’S 03:31 Tools
It’S So Easy(LIVE) 03:23 Tools
My F**k You 2 U 03:42 Tools
Trashlight Vision - Black Apples 03:23 Tools
Alibis And Ammunition (Demo Version) 03:08 Tools
Black Apples (album version) 03:08 Tools
Fuck U 2 U 03:08 Tools
Alibis 03:08 Tools
Alibis and Ammunition (Demo) 03:07 Tools
Bonzo Goes To Bitburg 03:07 Tools
It's So Easy(live) 03:07 Tools
Dead Wave On The Air 03:42 Tools
Trashlight Vision - Allergic To You 03:42 Tools
My Brain Upside Down (Bonzo Goes to Bitburg) 03:42 Tools
Bozo Goes To Bitburg 03:57 Tools
I Can't Wait To Do Nothing 03:57 Tools
Black Apples (Live In The Studio) 03:57 Tools
Trashlight Vision / NOLA 03:29 Tools
Trashlight Vision / Sick One 03:29 Tools
Trashlight Vision / Allergic To You 03:29 Tools
Its So Easy (Live) 03:29 Tools
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Acey Slade, Vocals and Guitar Steve Haley, Guitar Roger 'Rags' Segal, Bass Jonny Chops, Drums Punk rock will never die and New York City's Trashlight Vision hit the point home -- combining the dirt, attitude and workhorse ethic that is the essence of true hardcore rock 'n' roll. Both uncompromising and in-your-face, Trashlight Vision have injected a much needed dose of originality into the rock world, and the outcome has to be heard (and seen) to be believed. The band was formed in 2004 by Acey Slade (who also played with the infamous Dope and Murderdolls), and rather than waiting for the dollar signs of the corporate music industry to come to them, Trashlight Vision opted for the spirit of independence to build the band into the beast it has now become. To give full focus to his new project, Slade moved back to Philadelphia for a time to join up with his old friend Roger “Rags” Segal. Segal had been working with drummer Len Thomas, whom he brought into the fold, and the band was rounded out by Steve Haley on guitar. With the line-up complete, Trashlight Vision moved into their rehearsal spot, fondly known as the “Trashcan.” They quit their jobs, and took their possessions to the pawn shop, ready to subsist on Ramen Noodles, Old Crow and coffee. Here, the band lived, rehearsed, and silk-screened their own T-shirts and patches. They released two independent EP’s that quickly sold out, which prompted them to record their debut album, “Alibis & Ammunition.” The album features 12 tracks of turbo charged rock 'n' roll. Capturing the spirit of the Ramones, the grime of Lars Frederiksen And The Bastards, and the danger of Guns N' Roses, Trashlight Vision aren't copyists, but they are most definitely creating their own spin on rock 'n' roll. “Alibis & Ammunition” features foot-kicking, stomp-along anthems like “Screw Worm Baby” and “Horns And Halos,” the slick “Black Apples,” the dark-yet-punchy “Faceplant Pavement,” and the sing-along first single, “Allergic To You.” Throwing in a blinding rendition of The Ramones’ classic “My Brain Is Hanging Upside Down (Bonzo Goes To Bitburg)”, “Alibis” is packed to the hilt with edgy songs that embed themselves in your brain long after they’ve spun in your stereo. Prior to signing with indie label Rock Ridge Music, Trashlight Vision had already completed three UK tours with no label support. Still firmly entrenched in the DIY mentality, they can be found screen-printing their own merch, and flyering their own shows. The band has played on three continents (Asia, Europe, and North America), and has shared stages with everyone from the Backyard Babies to The Buzzcocks. Dubbed “rude, reckless and loud… tattered eyeliner rock ‘n’ roll” by Metal Edge Magazine, Trashlight Vision has also had the Village Voice call their sound "raw, dirty and uncompromising; a lethal, intoxicating blow of crunch and color, leading the next wave of rock with a blistering yell." The Philadelphia City Paper praised their live show, saying: “After watching them rip and rock through an hour’s set… I was spent. Better than meth-sex.” And Rodney Anonymous of the Dead Milkmen said: "If the Dead Boys grew up around the corner from Three Mile Island, they would be Trashlight Vision." "Raw, dirty and uncompromising; a lethal, intoxicating blow of crunch and color, leading the next wave of rock with a blistering yell." Nicole Smith, Village Voice, New York City "If the Dead Boys grew up around the corner from Three Mile Island, they would be Trashlight Vision." Rodney Anonomous, The Dead Milkmen "After watching them rip and rock through an hour's set...I was spent. Better than meth-sex." A.D. Amorosi, New York press, The Philadelphia City Paper The band broke-up in september-october 2007.Before starting with his new projects the frontman Acey Slade played a couple of shows with the electro-industrial band called Imperative Reaction. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.