The Zero Points - Blue Collar Billionaire

This is all mod con rock high-octane, jagged, jittery R&B-based Skank Wave, full of scooter juice and cold gin. The tempos shift from dual guitar jangle-grind to squealing sparks of lead lines from axemen Dave Woods and Peter McGraw, respectively. Aaron Gilbride confesses and complains from bitter-soaked drank-writ journals of heartsick, rib-knocked, hope deferred beyond all sense of reason, as the nimble Surf-psycho rhythm section of Sandy Wilson and Chris Campbell bash and groove. This is teenage head music, full of fucked up hormonal explosions and amp burn. A frenetic intensity can be sensed in tracks like 'Push' which probably kills 'em live while the creative tempo shift on the chorus of 'What I Can Afford' shows The Zero Points can rock AND swing. Blue Collar Billionaire is as screwed up, tense, paradoxical, and tough as it's title. -Chris Estey for Three Imaginary Girls.

1) Forever for You
2) What I Can Afford
3) Seeing Someone Else
4) Hanging on the Moon
5) Push
6) Another Pretty Mourning
7) Forgetful Seasons
8) Blessed Lives