Livin' On Love...
and Other Notes From the Killing Floor

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One look at the cover, and ya know yer in for a bumpy ride! A must have for Sea Monster fans, this one is bursting with punk attitude, rock n' roll grime and undulating rhythms. In addition to its title track, Livin' On Love...and Other Notes From the Killing Floor includes "Party For Caesar," "Sons of the Pioneers," "Boat Yard" and nine others.

"We just found your favorite new rock band. These New Yorkers live, eat and breathe rock n' roll a' la the Jesus Lizard and AC/DC. Sea Monster's latest is a one-two-three knockout punch." -Hustler

Psychotronic Roller Boogie
Disco Queen Sock It to Me

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The title cut is classic Sea Monster, a thumping, thrusting, shimmy-shake. Also included are straight-up rockers like "Gimme A Beer," and "Standing On the End of the Line." The band switches it up for the haunting "Clark Was A Fireman," then plays "Anchors Aweigh" long past last call. Thirteen tracks in all for your listening pleasure.

"It isn't difficult to understand why the Long Island rockers have commanded such an enthusiastic cult following in and around N.Y.C. all these years; lead singer Arthur Stevenson and his colleagues are great at what they do, and this CD is a fine example of their gritty, beer-drenched, hell-raising approach." -All Music Guide

Death, Taxes...
and Sea Monster

This one kicks off with "Oil Well Driller" then slithers into the moody "Talk All Night." There's a pelvis-grinding homage to spaghetti Hercules "Steve Reeves," the Bacchanalian party soundtrack "Barbecue at Phil's," and "The World's Smallest Violin" recorded live at The Continental in New York City. Ten songs in all.

"...biker blues, sounds like the Stooges and Dolls. Thick-neck rock. Very well-produced to give it the fat man's punch, working man, beer drinking punk rock. I really thought these guys should have been on the 'Mad Max' soundtrack." -Maximum RockNRoll

Enduro
Bizarro Intacto

Sea Monster's debut full-length, Enduro Bizarro Intacto was an instant classic, and it's easy to see why! The album opens with "Let It Burn," then completely ignites with the hedonistic "Sex Puppet." "Cowboys (The Lamp Cord Strangler)" takes a turn into darker territory, then "Peat Bog (A Malaria Nightmare)" leaves no doubt you've left Kansas for good. This very same album contains crowd faves "Beer and Weenies," "That's All," "Sex God Chant" and five more.