Caustic Resin Discography of CDs

Recorded at The Space, Ballard, Washington and Audio Lab, Garden City, Idaho. Personnel: Brett Netson (vocals, guitar, drums); Tom Romich (vocals); James Roth (steel guitar, Moog synthesizer). Audio Mixers: Phil Ek; Brett Netson. Recording information: Audio Lab, Garden City, ID; Space, Ballard, WA. Caustic Resin: Brett Netson (vocals, guitar, drums); Tom Romich ...

Caustic Resin CD discography After listening to Caustic Resin's Fly Me to the Moon, it'll come as no surprise that the band is a product of the wide spaces and western isolation of Boise, ID. Brett Netson seems to want to fill up -- or possibly set fire to -- those vast ...

Caustic Resin albums Most people know Caustic Resin only through their collaboration with Built to Spill or through frontman Brett Netson's work on several Built to Spill releases. While the assumption that Caustic Resin is only Built to Spill's lesser sibling is certainly unfair, its also understandable. With the exception of ...

Caustic Resin music CDs All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology. Caustic Resin is the wild card on the Boise indie scene, delivering anthemic drug-rock space jams which veer from eviscerating psychedelic epics to gentle, atmospheric soundscapes; The Medicine Is All Gone, the band's third LPs on as many labels, doesn't ...

The Neil Young influence is apparent throughout The Caustic Resin's set. With their heavy use of reverb, feedback and guitar solos, The Afterbirth features a unique mixture of noisy indie rock that's topped off with a mellow inspiration of grunge. But at the same time, The Caustic Resin's ...

Recorded at The Space, Ballard, Washington and Audio Lab, Garden City, Idaho. Personnel: Brett Netson (vocals, guitar, drums); Tom Romich (vocals); James Roth (steel guitar, Moog synthesizer). Audio Mixers: Phil Ek; Brett Netson. Recording information: Audio Lab, Garden City, ID; Space, Ballard, WA. Caustic Resin: Brett Netson (vocals, guitar, drums); Tom Romich ...

Track Listing of songs: People Fall Down; Message to Shareholders; Fry Like Ace Jones; Wizard of the Upper Snake River; Drive #47; Keep on Truckin; Drive #49; Viva la Causa!; 8th St.;

While Caustic Resin delivers the sort of dark, slow, meandering rock that has earned the band the space rock tag, its 1993 debut Body Love Body Hate finds the band members latched to their early, metal roots. It kicks off with "Drone," a song that escalates from an incoherent blur of deep voices and guitar noodling to buzzing metal sludge, displaying the full range of the band. "Semiconductor" is based around a driving blues riff. Singer Brett Netson enters a rant of nonsensical imagery, his voice taking on a mocking tone. Things get ugly on "Chainsaw," a song that details a series of unlawful sexual acts. Where the preceding material saw Caustic Resin walking frighteningly close to the edge, "Chainsaw" watches as the band takes the plunge. Guitars scream, the singer screams, and the drummer slams into his kit as if his life depended upon it (or as ...

Track Listing of songs: When Not Being Stupid Is Not Enough; One Thing; Shit Brown Eyes; She's Real;