The Damnwells Releases

By Matt Burgess • Jan 8th, 2009 • Category: Uncategorized

The Damnwells Releases
The Damnwells Releases – Image: Andrew Kieschnick

Want to get the latest scoop on upcoming Damnwells releases, or browse through their past releases? This is what you’re after!

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Albums

  • Bastards of the Beat (2003)
  • Air Stereo (2006)
  • As Yet Untitled (2009)

EPs

  • Heart Hazard
  • PMR (“Poor Man’s Record”) (2002), re-released as PMR+1 (2003)
  • There’s No One Left in Brooklyn But You (2005, iTunes digital download exclusive)

Singles

  • “Golden Days” (2006)

Matt Burgess is Matthew Burgess, aka Burgo (whichever you prefer, really). A Damnwells fan, he likes listening to music, mangling his guitar, and working towards getting worldwide recognition for his fabulous pastas. He lives in constant fear of being found out.
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12 Responses »

  1. Rob Forster on January 24th, 2009 at 4:25 am:

    I just discovered their song’s on the movie Chaos Theory. I really like them and will play them on my radio show

  2. claire on January 25th, 2009 at 3:18 pm:

    can you come to georgia? please. even near georgia would be much appreciated.

    we are excited about the upcoming cd!

  3. Brad L. on February 6th, 2009 at 10:48 am:

    I have been a Damnwells fan for years now, but I always foolishly wrote off comments about the “Heart Hazard” EP as a misguided reference to PMR+1. Yet, here I see that the mythical Heart Hazard EP actually exists!!!! Who knew? Where would someone find a copy? What tracks are on it?

    On a side note, I recently caught your December 6th, 2008 show at the Double Door in Chicago. Absolutely fantastic and the new stuff sounds wonderful live.

    Keep on truckin’!!!!!

  4. Gilly on February 9th, 2009 at 5:51 pm:

    if we want to get technical, the “Heart Hazard” EP’s cover, looks just like PMR (w/ just the hazard stamp) but in purple ;)

    I can scan it for you if you want.

    And RE: the PMR not having lyrics on the page, if you don’t have them, I can type them up from the jacket for you

  5. Doug on February 25th, 2009 at 10:16 am:

    The Heart Hazard EP certainly does exist! The tracklisting is:

    1. Fourth Avenue
    2. New Look Now
    3. Three Day Old Lover (Red Version)
    4. Not Me Instead
    5. Wake Up, Get Out
    6. Three Day Old Lover (Blue Version)

    The EP is nearly impossible to find in its hardcopy form, as it was a smallish release to begin with and is now, to my knowledge, out of print. But you can find digital copies lurking around the web. It would be great to get this on iTunes. It is entirely composed of songs unavailable elsewhere, and is a very strong EP. These aren’t b-sides or cast-offs, this is a legit, rockin’, impressive, and well-recorded EP worth tracking down.

  6. Brian on March 6th, 2009 at 4:32 pm:

    when are you coming to Philly ?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!

  7. rob on March 14th, 2009 at 2:03 pm:

    It would be nice if the “Theres no one left…” ep was available on iTunes outside the US. Any chance of that happening?

  8. Jonathan on March 19th, 2009 at 12:22 am:

    Tonight I was reading about Hunter S. Thompson after posting a few of his quotes on my Facebook. If you don’t absolutely get fired up after reading “The Rum Diary” or “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas,” I don’t really know what to say. Anyway, what I found interesting was a picture I came across that truly embodied the same feel/vibe as “One Last Century.” Check out this site: http://neo-gonzo.spaces.live.com/ and scroll down the page. It’s amazing how similar the picture is to the new Damnwells’ album picure. Maybe more than anything it’s reassuring and exciting. I’m guessing that those of us who love the Damnwells also respect the process of grassroots movements and fighting for the understated sentiment. HST fought for honesty and truth, which are conveyed in the Damnwells’ songs. Maybe I’m putting words and ideas in Alex’s mouth, which is unfair, but there might at least be some parallels! if nothing else at least the pictures are similar and there’s something to be said for that!!!

  9. jeff on July 14th, 2009 at 4:25 am:

    Thanks for the great show at Iota on Sunday. You guys sure left it all out there. Great set list and performance. Wonderful ending with the acoustic bits leading to I’ve Got You. Hope to see you back in this neck of the woods soon!

    BTW – the new album is perfect. Can’t stop listening. Thanks for putting it out there.

    Jeff

  10. Chuck in St. Louis on July 14th, 2009 at 11:41 am:

    DVD,DVD,DVD,DVD,DVD,DVD

    Where can I find your dvd? Was it ever released?

  11. marilyn on August 19th, 2009 at 12:41 pm:

    pretty, pretty please. come to detroit.
    ann arbor’s 107.1 (john bommarito) has been playing the damnwells every sunday!!
    a show at the ark or the blind pig would be fab.

  12. Phil on March 8th, 2010 at 12:56 pm:

    quoting Gilly:

    “if we want to get technical, the “Heart Hazard” EP’s cover, looks just like PMR (w/ just the hazard stamp) but in purple ;)

    I can scan it for you if you want.”

    Would you mind scanning it? I’m curious to see it and haven’t been able to find it anywhere on the internet.

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