Boy Talks Trash
Boy Talks Trash was a band from suburban New Jersey that put out three albums in the 2000s. Their debut was called 'A Slow Motion Movement' in 2003, followed...
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Boy Talks Trash was a band from suburban New Jersey that put out three albums in the 2000s. Their debut was called 'A Slow Motion Movement' in 2003, followed by 'The Hypocrites' Hymn' in 2005 and 'The Great Divide' in 2007. The group included vocalist Pat Thetic, guitarist Jake Flynn, bassist Craig Johnson, and drummer Brad Allen.
Their songs like 'A Slow Motion Movement' and 'Soundtrack To A Car Fire' had a raw, direct quality that connected with listeners who felt outside the mainstream. The lyrics often dealt with social and political themes, which sometimes drew criticism but also built them a dedicated following.
They stopped playing together around 2008. Their music still surfaces occasionally in conversations about that particular strain of early-2000s alternative rock from the Northeast.
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