Monday, October 09, 2006
An incomplete history of chicago punk rock (vol. 13) -

The Feds were an extremely short-lived band that released (correct me if I am wrong) two 7" singles and one full-length record over the course of 1996 and 1997. They played snotty melodic Chicago-style punk rock in the same vein as Raygun, The Bollweevils, and 88 Fingers Louie. The band was comprised of Ken Weevil (ex-Bollweevils), Mark Piss (ex-Montgomery Burns), and some drummer named Louie. What else can I say? The Feds didn't leave much behind except some great music. Heck, I couldn't even find a picture to post. Listen up.
Speaking of Chicago punk rock, have you heard of this or this? Seriously. It's like I've been sucked into a time warp.
MP3 | The Feds - Distance Chicago Bureau
MP3 | The Feds - The Addict Chicago Bureau
MP3 | The Feds - Ride It Out Chicago Bureau
MP3 | The Feds - I Know Chicago Bureau
MP3 | The Feds - Hard To Find Chicago Bureau











1 Comments ↓
ride it out was my absolute favorite off of chicago bureau. wow, it's been a while since i've listened to this.
cool post there, guy!
(remind me later to tell you what my word verif. is for this comment...it's funny.
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