WHEEZING MANIAC — Shade Through the Night Door LP Lo-Fi but none of them quite

but none of them quite anticipate how radical was the music that he and Pullen would unleash that evening in New Haven

” or the anthemic choruses of “Going Down Fast” are rock the way it used to be: no heavy effects

Before The Dawn

Together—through a suite of deeply personal aural collages—two of Texas’ most vital and vibrant sonic searchers beg the eternal question: If I Don't Let Myself Be Happy Now Then When

weighing 177 grams (the nice thick ones that don't bend)

WHEEZING MANIAC — Shade Through the Night Door LP Lo-Fi but none of them quiteWheezing Maniac was a mysterious, short lived band with enigmatic lyrics that was active in Southern California in the late eighties. They only released a few cassette demos which were promoted via MRR zine and a split 7 with Fully Unnecessary Noise which came out on Dead Moons Oregon based Tombstone Records. Due to their off kilter originality, high energy, and thanks to the help of Larry Harmon of Genetic Disorderzine, two of their tracks, namely