Hey, we have a mini update here mainly to alert folks to the small
west coast Dead Moon tour. They are also heading out for European tour
soon. But more importantly they have a new LP out on Tombstone "Dead
Ahead" (2004).
http://www.deadmoonusa.com/dm_mmcd067.htm

Dead Moon Tour
Bottom Of The Hill 03/04/04
Spaceland 03/05/04
The Casbah 03/06/04
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Intern???
Also we are looking for an intern. If you live in Portland and are
interested in helping out a couple days a week drop us a line. This is
a no pay position, only free merch and a pat on the back. The job
encompassed everything to stuffing promos and clipping magazines to
calling radio stations.
http://www.emptyrecords.com/empty/about/email.asp

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Out in a few weeks is a awesome reissue of the long out of print
Really Red LP, "Teaching You the Fear". We are doing CD and LP. LP
will be limited to 500 with 100 on Red
http://www.emptyrecords.com/empty/releases/record_detail.asp?
intRecordId=218

Really Red
Teaching You The Fear
(MTR402)

The explosive and turbulent Texas of the late 70s produced a wealth of
great hardcore with the likes of the Dicks and the Big Boys, Right up
there was Houston's Really Red spitting out their own brand of
political hardcore. This, their debut release and long out of print,
inspired "Kill from the Heart" to write:

"Really Red's first LP is utterly mind blowing from start to finish.
Their songs follow no convention, boiling in the same musical melting
pot where the Minutemen and early Wire swam. The vocals often call to
mind D. Boon, who also could convey fierce emotion whether he was
singing or shouting, joking or railing... The title track, with its
menacingly anxious bass line and shakily spoken lyrics "Take one
Chicano with his hands cuffed behind his back" is one of the most
haunting political punk songs ever written. When it explodes into the
chorus and Ronnie spits out "Teaching you the feeee-aaaar! It really
is a revelation... This is what pop music will sound like after the
revolution."


1. TOO POLITICAL?
2. BORED WITH APATHY
3. THE FEE
4. TEACHING YOU THE FEAR
5. DECAY
6. RUN 'EM OUT
7. NO ART IN HOUSTON
8. BAR B QUE
9. WHITE LIES
10. NICO
11. STARVATION DANCE
12. PROSTITUTION
13. AIM TASTES GOOD
14. ENTERTAINMENT
15. PIG-BOY
16. AIN'T NO TIME
17. LOCKJAW
18. A REMINDER

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