Wet Heave
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"Warm Shrimp" 
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Recorded in September 2014, Warm Shrimp is 33 minutes of hard-hitting, reverb-filled caveman stomp. Members Jonathan Baker, Alex Molica and Corene Medlicott stop at nothing to make your ears ring with their take on garage-punk. Carrying influences of the jukejoints that held country blues in the '20s, the booze-soaked venues of Ann Arbor in the late '60s and the lost adolescent sound made by the pre-cursors of CBGBs in the early '70s. Warm Shrimp will leave you drenched in sweat, out in the cold and wishing you would have shared the needle with them.
Press:
Cassette Gods - "Warm Shrimp"
Now we're talkin'! Part punk, and when I say punk I mean 60's punk; part Jonathan Richman and a sprinkling of surf and you have three piece Wet Heave from Bloomington, Indiana. This combo offers up a 12 track tape which, best I can figure, is from 2015 and from start to finish is engaging and refreshing.
Doodlehound - "Warm Shrimp"
The album balances the mid-tempo and upbeat fairly well with almost every song staying in that short-but-sweet two minute mark. Even the slower songs seem to be over before you know it. Likewise to some bands sharing a similar style Wet Heave's got a quirky comedic side, occasionally not afraid to throw in some comedic food fightin’ rock n’ roll like “Burger Time”.
Now we're talkin'! Part punk, and when I say punk I mean 60's punk; part Jonathan Richman and a sprinkling of surf and you have three piece Wet Heave from Bloomington, Indiana. This combo offers up a 12 track tape which, best I can figure, is from 2015 and from start to finish is engaging and refreshing.
Doodlehound - "Warm Shrimp"
The album balances the mid-tempo and upbeat fairly well with almost every song staying in that short-but-sweet two minute mark. Even the slower songs seem to be over before you know it. Likewise to some bands sharing a similar style Wet Heave's got a quirky comedic side, occasionally not afraid to throw in some comedic food fightin’ rock n’ roll like “Burger Time”.