May
Vacant Fever /// KILL KILL KILL - 7” /// “Vinyl of the Month” in Performer Magazine. Check out the review…
Apr
Performer Magazine makes the KILL KILL KILL 7", by VACANT FEVER "Vinyl of the Month"
“Fans of pre-Nevermind Nirvana will want to snatch this up in a heart beat; while not exactly aping the feeling of Bleach, the record none-the-less evokes the same spirit of rock and roll missing from their fellow Washingtonians’ more polished release.”
-Benjamin Ricci (Performer Magazine)
Apr
Vacant Fever “Yeah Yeah” from the 7” EP KILL KILL KILL
Apr
Vacant Fever /// Heparin & Saline
photo courtesy of The Vinyl Anachronist
Apr
The Vinyl Anachronist /// Heparin & Saline on LP & CD
“I don’t want to be presumptuous here, but when I listen Heparin & Saline, I think about drugs. I’m not talking about ends of ropes, Shannon Hoon and Layne Staley’s last two weeks on earth or anything so destructive and desperate, but perhaps the volatile brand of fuel that deliveredWhite Light/White Heat to the unsuspecting masses, or anything the Spacemen 3 did in the early ’90s.”
-Marc Phillips
Mar
The Styrofoam Drone /// 7" EP Review of "KILL KILL KILL"
“Pulsing rhythms and sweeping guitar waves exemplify their sound accurately in a song like “Like It or Not”, which is a short and concentrated snapshot of Vacant Fever’s curiously grasping sound. Following that is “Don’t Look Down” which helps further prove this bands menacing, post-punk attitude. The track drips with a dark and twisted energy driven by grungy guitar shards and bruising, tom-heavy drumming, hereby leaving us hungry for any future releases from the band.”
- The Styrofoam Drone
Mar
KILL KILL KILL 7” - EP by VACANT FEVER OUT NOW!
LIMITED EDITION 7” EP (500) BUY HERE $7
LIMITED EDITION SIGNED PRINTS (15) w/ 7” EP + 12” Colored Vinyl of “Heparin & Saline” BUY HERE $20
Photo courtesy of Performer Magazine
Mar
The Small Takeover /// Vacant Fever "Kill Kill Kill"
“They definitely take a lot from Queens of The Stone Age’s second and third album and sound like a band with more members than just two, which is all good by me. There is a limited vinyl release of 500 copies but here it is for readers of this blog to listen to. Vacant fever say, “We will sell out better than anyone else, trust us.
Get high, close your eyes & listen to our new EP”.”
-The Small Takeover
Feb
The Vinyl Anachronist /// Vacant Fever's Kill Kill Kill on 45 RPM 7" EP
“this little chunk of vinyl has been one of the biggest surprises I’ve had so far in 2012.”
“the songs are full of great hooks, and blunt yet effective lyrics. (With song titles such as “Restless & Young,” “Yeah Yeah Yeah” and “Like It or Not,” you shouldn’t expect anything else.) Best of all, you can order Kill Kill Kill from the band’swebsite for a measly $7, starting March 6. You even get an MP3 download of the EP for free with purchase. You can also check out their other album, 2011’s Heparin and Saline, for free. I know I will.”
-Marc Phillips
Feb
The Deli Magazine /// Vacant Fever to Release Smouldering 7"
“On their upcoming 7” EP KILL KILL KILL, Vacant Fever offer up electro-psych tunes with as much thrust and raw energy as any dance floor- or house party-tested albums out there.”
-Kate Shepherd
Feb
Censored “KILL KILL KILL” Poster.
Nov
Joe Lambert Mastering
Our upcoming EP “Kill Kill Kill” was lucky enough to be mastered by Joe Lambert (A Place To Bury Strangers, Deerhunter, Pandabear, Yacht, Washed Out, Gang Gang Dance, School of Seven Bells, Gringo Star) at his studio in Brooklyn, New York on 11/11/11.
-DMM
KILL KILL KILL - 7' Out Now!
