Showing posts with label The Giant Mums. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Giant Mums. Show all posts

04 March 2026

ASTRAL PLANE Various Artists cassette 1993


 

Discogs

 

Cassette only release compilation on Glidge Records - Blogatrix 

 


Tracklist

1The Gerald Fort*Pop Music Saved My Life0:53
A2Throw That Beat In The Garbagecan!64 Red Go-Kart (live)1:41
A3Erase TodayMiles Away7:14
A4Librarian (2)Pinter1:33
A5All About ChadSleepover3:04
A6The Giant MumsNoonday Slum3:13
A7The Conspiracy (2)She's So Fine2:30
A8Useful IdiotMotivate3:54
A9Wckr SpgtPlants2:28
A10Iris (22)Possibly1:44
A11Musical ChairsSetting Up2:07
A12All Too HumanWatcher Of Goodbyes3:11
A13U Thant90 M.Y.A.4:00
A14Cash NexusIt Doesn't Matter Today2:46
A15UsuraLike A Sunday2:22
B1Madder RoseWhile Away4:04
B2La SintesisI Want Your Love3:04
B3Lid (2)Coney Island4:12
B4The Airplanes*Steady Goes3:29
B5The Laurels*Ruby2:33
B6The Sons Of Selina*Anxiety4:48
B7Nevertheless (5)Caroline3:30
B8The Cat's MiaowSleepyhead2:24
B9The Mosaic Eyes*There Is No End To This4:04
B10The Phantom CreepersBubblehead2:02
B11The AlmanacsTaken Too Long1:41
B12The Halo BitHow To Be3:13
B13The AmpersandsAction Painter2:16
B14The Gerald Fort*Farewell Ye0:46

 

19 June 2014

THE GIANT MUMS self titled 1993

by request
 
 

The Giant Mums were a band from New York City active from late 1989 through the start of 1997. The various lineups consisted of Mark Davis (guitar & vocals), David Roby (guitar & vocals), Chris McCumber (drums), Dan Carlson (bass), John Tanzer (bass, guitar, vocals), and Wharton Tiers (drums & engineering).
The Giant Mums weren’t meant to be contenders—promotion of any kind seems to have been anathema to them, requests for interviews were usually forgotten about, and their live appearances could be best described as “sporadic” (and they only played outside the safety of the island of Manhattan once). Not exactly the fast track to rock ‘n’ roll stardom…

The Giant Mums were officially formed in New York in October of 1989, when David Roby and Mark Davis, two strangers introduced by a mutual friend, decided to form a band. Mark recruited one of his college acquaintances, Chris McCumber (veteran of countless punk & hardcore bands from high school on), to play drums. The trio, two guitars and one drummer, began rehearsing in earnest.

An ad in the venerable Village Voice brought them Dan Carlson, a fluid bassist and singer/songwriter. With Mark’s roommate Dom as a manager the band set forth to get some gigs. Their proud debut was at CBGBs, before the old sound system was dismantled (and now sadly(?) the whole place has been torn down). A tape from the soundboard gave them a demo to start taking around. Immediately the Mums starting gigging wherever they could—Downtown Beirut II on Houston (a lousy PA but they gave you free pitchers of beer after the show).
 

Tracklist

1 Short Attention Span
2 Wond'rous Spiny Creature
3 Minutes Later, Nothing Gets Out Every Stain
4 We Made It Sing
5 Speedpills Velocilous!
6 Reflectone
7 Mossy Said
8 Sheep In The Blacklight Room
9 Trashly Fay
10 Thread
11 Yer Mudball
12 Deny, Delay
13 Seen You Mini-sad
 

20 January 2013

THE GIANT MUMS Eyedropper 7 inch 1992

by request
 

Tracklist

1
Eyedropper
2
Noonday Slum
3
I Wove Myself In
4
Railroad Flat