3‐Way Tie (for Last)
Sharp, trebly punk-funk meeting weary political observation. A collection of jagged rhythms, elastic basslines, and surprisingly tender acoustic covers.
December 1985 · SST Records
Sharp, trebly punk-funk meeting weary political observation. A collection of jagged rhythms, elastic basslines, and surprisingly tender acoustic covers.
December 1985 · SST Records
3-Way Tie (for Last) is the sound of a band reaching a peak of telepathic communication just as the road was about to end. It feels like a high-stakes conversation between three working-class intellectuals who have traded distortion for clarity. The guitars don't roar; they prick and sting with a treble-heavy Telecaster bite that leaves plenty of room for Mike Watt's bass to act as a lead instrument. It is music that demands your attention not through volume, but through the sheer density of its ideas and the surgical precision of its execution.
How does 3‐Way Tie (for Last) sound next to the rest of Minutemen's catalogue?
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