Twin Peaks - "Stand In The Sand"

After guiding The Orwells away from high school fandom in the Chicago suburbs and into a deservedly buzz-drawing national touring act, the Aquarium Drunkard's Los Angeles-based imprint Autumn Tone Records all of the sudden seems like the premiere planting ground for raucous and grimy garage-rock up-and-comers. Next up is David Lynch fans Twin Peaks: another obscenely young group of Chicago punks that exhale bong smoke and spit fire, brimstone, and wickedly enjoyable fits of manically-paced rock 'n' roll. Peep "Stand In The Sand," a just over two-minute long hurricane-caliber force of teenage rebellion that elevates the everyday utterance "oh yeah" into swampy and soulful gold.

Twin Peaks - "Stand In The Sand"

Analog Edition Zine: Rollo Grady Interviews Aquarium Drunkard

Every week, one article from the print edition of the Analog Edition Zine will be added online, until all 64 pages are available.

This week, check out Carter Smith of the excellent Rollo Grady interview Justin Gage of everyone's favorite music blog, Aquarium Drunkard. After the jump, listen to a selection of tracks from Gage's Autumn Tone Records label while you read about his take on running a music blog and his advice for other blogger-started labels. If you missed it last week, you can also read Jason Dean's history of the 90s Lo-fi rock 7-inch and an interview with JEFF The Brotherhood's Jake Orrall on his family's label, Infinity Cat Records.