CLUB NASTY BOOTS Various Artists 1996

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Compilation on K Records that came with the Spanish magazine, Factory No. 12.

Tracklist

1	Timothy Brock & The Olympia Chamber Orchestra–	Industrial March	2:06
2	Satisfact–	Life Aboard	2:04
3	Lois (3) & Dub Narcotic Sound System–	Rougher	5:58
4	The Halo Benders–	Halo Bender	4:31
5	The Crabs–	Spilt Milk	2:44
6	Karp–	Connect Five	3:26
7	Wandering Lucy–	I Have No Love	1:59
8	The Softies–	Alaska	2:28
9	Black Anger–	No Commercial	3:23
10	Fitz Of Depression–	I Can't	2:21
11	Lois (3)–	Sunrise Semester	3:48
12	Love As Laughter–	Uninvited Trumpets	5:00
13	Plastique Sc*–	Xandax Baby	4:13
14	Dub Narcotic Sound System–	Monkey Hips And Rice	4:18
15	Nikki McClure–	No More Talk Talk Talk	2:35
16	Some Velvet Sidewalk–	I Blame You	2:12
17	Mecca Normal–	Paris In April	2:14
18	Timothy Brock & The Olympia Strings–	Holstenwall Fair	2:35
19	Heavenly–	Trophy Girlfriend	3:06
20	Glo-Worm–	Wishing Well	1:48

 

OCTANT Shock-No-Par 1999

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Artist Biography by Heather Phares

The Seattle-based group Octant is named for its third member, a robotic drummer created by singer/songwriter/guitarist/keyboardist/inventor Matt Steinke. Also a member of Mocket and Satisfact, Steinke studied kinetic art and music at Evergreen State College and studied electronics after graduation. Wishing to combine all these disciplines, he began building the Octant, an automated collection of mallets bolted onto a drum kit; as it plays, it not only makes music but adds a visual element to the group's futuristic, appealingly off-kilter sound. Singers/keyboardist Tassy Zimmerman and clarinetist/turntablist Pierre Crutchfield are also a part of Octant's shows and albums. Octant's debut, Shock-No-Par, came in 1999 on the Up label. Car Alarms & Crickets followed a year later.

Tracklist

1	The Move
2	Auto 1
3	Igneous
4	Revert
5	This And What
6	Uncomplexed
7	Simplexity
8	Pong
9	65cxv

SATISFACT The Third Meeting At The Third Counter 1998

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Satisfact is an American post-punk band formed in 1996 in Washington State, abridging the post-hardcore movement with the nascent post-punk revival of the 21st century. They created 3 full-length albums which were released on K Records and Up Records.

 

Tracklist

1	I'm In A Bad Way	2:33
2	Locate	3:45
3	30/33	1:48
4	Triple Deck	6:48
5	Vortex	2:03
6	M52 Or SMC	3:53
7	Intermission	2:44
8	Alawat	1:56
9	Upon Arrival	5:00

 

I HATE THE 90s Volume 14

1. SATISFACT Misprint
2. GLITTERBOX I Can Wait
3. THE SORTS On Paper   
4. LAZY Half Assed
5. YUMMY FUR Bugs Bunny
6. MEXICO 70 Best and Hurst
7. EDNASWAP Nothing is Broken
8. FLUF Pushin' Back Days
9. POSSUM DIXON Watch the Girl Destroy Me
10. MINK The Psychic
11. ELEVENTH DREAM DAY Motion Sickness
12. ANIMALS THAT SWIM How to Make a Chandelier
13. THAT DOG. Old Timer
14. DOVETAIL JOINT This is My Home
15. NEUTRINO Protocol
16. CREEPER LAGOON Wonderful Love
17. THE DANDY WARHOLS Not if You Were the Last Junkie on Earth
18. BLURT Machina Machina
19. SAUCER Triple Lutz
20. THE BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE In India You
21. BIKINI KILL Reject All American
22. BASSHOLES Bowling Ball
23. ROYAL TRUX Junkie Nurse
24. BUFFALO TOM Velvet Roof
25. SISSY BAR Smiley, We Become

SATISFACT self titled 1997

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Satisfact Review by Mike DaRonco

Don't let the shiny orange packaging fool you. The art work may resemble a band that grew up under the influence of the Pet Shop Boys or Erasure, but this is anything but dance club music. Rather, the sounds of Satisfact resemble more of a disturbed Devo if they were forced to live off Joy Division and Fugazi. In other words, the music is pretty moody in a pleasantly disturbing sort of way. Treated as a side band for Dave Schneider (Lync/Love as Laughter) and Matt Steinke (Mocket), Satisfact continue with their trademark sound of screechy guitar sounds, hypnotic keyboard effects, robotic rhythms and monotone vocals on their second full-length. Suave, laid-back and borderline poppy (but not in the obnoxiously happy sort of way), Satisfact have the ability to accomplish all of this without coming close to boring the listener to death. They even manage to successfully incorporate a theremin on the track "Demonstration" -- that alone is worth giving this record a good review.

 

Tracklist

1	Misprint	3:01
2	Demonstration	2:39
3	How Things Work	3:05
4	Are You Gifted	3:16
5	Building Tall Buildings	2:02
6	Relay This	4:19
7	Perfect Sleeper	2:28
8	Moods For Moderns	1:36
9	Accent The Motion	2:43
10	Four Sided	8:00
11	Untitled	0:48