Get all 26 Joey Carbo releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of PRIVATE EXECUTIONS VOL. 1 (2023), Flight Risk (2023), The Rakers and Joey Carbo, VIOLENCE (2022), VIOLENCE SINGLES (2022), Gnash (2021), WRACK &RUIN (2017), Live at Dyson House Listening Room (2016), and 18 more.
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Bird
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The Days Thrust Upon Us
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Lay There
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Used To Lay Around
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Get Down Low
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Idiots and Children
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Lunatic Upstairs
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Eye Sore
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Wolf From the Door
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Only Pain
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Joey Carbo Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Joey Carbo's solo work as well as the albums he made with both his bands -
"Yes, it's dark. But Carbo isn't
intending to scare folks away from darkness, I don't think he ever is -- he's no stranger to writing songs about hopelessness and anger. He's done it with precision here, communicating specific turns of emotion, sans generalization." -C.M. Hall
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Joey Carbo recommends:
Short Bursts of Melodic Drone
by Melancholy Sunday
A beautiful collection of records from the other frontman of Who by Fire. Nick's writing and craftsmanship has always amazed me.
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Blisteringly bad ass riffs and cool soundscapes. These guys were in some other great bands as well.
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Twitching, as Prey (2020)
by WOORMS
supported by 8 fans who also own “Gnash (2021)”
If you ever get a chance to see them live, do it. High energy awesomeness. Thank you for making great music 🎶
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Gnash (2021)”
Deliciously weird and freaking dark that just worms it's way into your mental space. Joey Carbo is a genius of the weird art,brilliant EP I had to buy!
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Each Dot and Each Line
by Shredded Sun
A scorching rock record from this Chicago group conjures the energy of ’90s alt-rock with a 2023 attitude.
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Sharp, smart lyrics set to ’60s rock melodies, the latest from Daily Worker is the sound of yesterday with a contemporary edge.
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