Spongemagnet - Release The Gimp

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Spongemagnet's debut EP raises a few questions. To begin with, its title: is it a commendable recommendation to let your inner gimp come out of the closet? Or is it the expression of a more Judaeo-Christian approach to the matter: 'hate the gimping, but love the gimp'? The titles of the tracks are also subject to debate. 'Bum Damage' sounds like something one might wake up to after a night of heavy drinking and insufficient amyl nitrite consumption. 'Poon Quiver' refers to the shaking motion sometimes exhibited by female genitalia when reaching climax during some form of sexual activity. I'm not quite sure who the narrator of 'Gimp Bisquit' is: the 'gimper' or the 'gimpee'? And is the 'bisquit' of the gimp or for the gimp? As for 'Plutonium Catwrap', I would prefer abstaining from any attempt at explaining what it might mean in this chemically-preserved, plastic-wrapped world (but it sounds undeniably dirty). Now I don't know about you, but I see a definite trend appearing. Bromance gone wrong.
About The Artist :
People are sheep. That's why they're always looking for a shepherd. That's why they walk in line, rank and file, hook, line and sinker. They're not looking for choice; they're looking for comfort.
Some like to get their egons fisked. Personally I find it to be an uncomfortable - and messy - affair. But then again, I always thought 'A Love Supreme' was a type of casserole.
When the aforementioned shepherd decides to team up with your local egon fisker, things can get a little hairy. Ricky Sunset and Bobby Magnet do their best to prove just that. Someone told me that they tend to attract leeches. I disagree. 'Dogs don't breed cats' my granny always said. They claim they're going to live forever - or die tryin'. I don't believe them.