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Fake Names
Fake Names - Fake Names
Fake Names
Fake Names
7" | 2023 | EU | Original (Outer Battery)
12,99 €*
Release: 2023 / EU – Original
Genre: Rock & Indie
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Fake Names - Expendables Black Vinyl Edition
Fake Names
Expendables Black Vinyl Edition
LP | 2023 | EU | Original (Epitaph Europe)
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Release: 2023 / EU – Original
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If credibility were currency, Fake Names’ wealth would be off the charts. Composed of Brian Baker (Minor Threat, Bad Religion, Dag Nasty), Michael Hampton (S.O.A., Embrace), Dennis Lyxzén (Refused, Invsn, The International Noise Conspiracy), Johnny Temple (Girls Against Boys, Soulside) and the newest member Brendan Canty (Fugazi, Rites of Spring), the band is a veritable post-hardcore dream team. However instead of rehashing the past, Expendables is a reinvention that sees the band dialing back the distortion and leaning into the melodies. The result pairs their unparalleled pedigree with a pop sensibility that’s slightly unexpected and wholly satisfying. “For our last record [2019’s Fake Names]the general influences were 70’s U.K. punk and power-pop; but it wound up with a little classic rock vibe as well, like the Vibrators meets Aerosmith. We never saw that coming!” , Baker explains. For Expendables the band enlisted producer Adam “Atom” Greenspan (idles, Yeah Yeah Yeahs). Baker explains, “The pop influences are a little more out front on this one and the production really helps it shine. It sounds more direct, more urgent.” Expendables is the latest exchange in a musical conversation that spans four decades. Baker aptly refers to the lineup of Fake Names as a “mutual admiration society” and says that once the five members got in the same room together, it felt as if they had already been in the band together for years.
Fake Names - It Will Take A Lifetime / Running
Fake Names
It Will Take A Lifetime / Running
7" | 2022 | EU | Original (Outer Battery)
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Release: 2022 / EU – Original
Genre: Rock & Indie
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Fronted by Dennis Lyxzen from The Refused/International Noise conspiracy, and featuring Brian Baker (Minor Threat/Bad Religion) and Michael Hampton (SOA/Faith) on guitar, Johnny Temple (Soulside/Girls Against Boys) on bass and guest drummer Brendan Canty (Rites of Spring/Fugazi) you know you need this single!
Fake Names - Fake Names
Fake Names
Fake Names
LP | 2020 | EU | Original (Epitaph Europe)
24,99 €*
Release: 2020 / EU – Original
Genre: Rock & Indie
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In early 2016, D.C. punk legends Brian Baker (Minor Threat, Dag Nasty, Bad Religion) and Michael Hampton (S.O.A., Embrace, One Last Wish) met up at Hampton's Brooklyn home to play music together. Friends since first grade, the two guitarists ended up writing a handful of songs that day, then closed out the session with a spur-of-the-moment decision to start a band. When it came to finding a bassist, Baker and Hampton looked to Johnny Temple of Girls Against Boys and Soulside (another fellow student at their elementary school), who equally shared their passion for what Temple refers to as "loud, angry, visceral music". By the end of the year, the band had enlisted Refused frontman Dennis Lyxzén as their singer, thus cementing the lineup to punk-rock supergroup Fake Names.Soon after dubbing themselves Fake Names - a moniker that's part Raising Arizona reference, part recognition of the "ubiquitous and demonic use of the term 'fake news'", according to Baker - the band headed to Renegade Studios with the goal of creating a demo to present to record labels. But after playing those recordings for Baker's Bad Religion bandmate Brett Gurewitz, the Epitaph founder made an unexpected proposal. "Brett said to us, 'This isn't a demo, this is the album,'" Baker recalls. "He was pretty adamant about putting it out exactly as it was, so that's what we wound up doing".
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