One of my favorite bands in this or any galaxy, Trashed On Fiction, will have a new album coming out next spring…more…And I have no doubt the new album will be killer.

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It’s just that easy!!!

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Big Dipper

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Kenny’s Castaway’s Thursday the 3rd.

Check back Dec. 10th, we will have a free download of a cover song.

What will it be??  Some of you may already know.

Put up a new calendar, it’s really cool check it out!!

Our Calendar is out of commission at the moment.
just check out www.myspace.com/trashedonfiction for now.

hey friends!

Lot’s of new photos from some great shows. Thank you very much to Hilary Walters and Sal Barra.

Check out our new music video by Jon Greco. Thanks Jon Greco!

We’ve been pretty active with our Twitter. If you’re not a member, join and follow us, it’s a lot of fun. You can also look at this site on the sidebar for Twitter updates.
We also need youtube subscribers. You can see some of the videos here, but there are more on our youtube channel.

Words Trails Maps

Searching for that specific sound, Trashed on Fiction scrapped their entire studio recordings for their new album and embarked on a unique process of recording after-hours in a music store, a kitchen, the back of a van, and very late at night on the theater stage of a college.

The result are songs that have a warm, intimate, lived-in feeling and the quality of a recording from Abbey Road. This two year process resulted in Words Trails Maps. An album not just about growing older, or leaving home, or the cavalier hearts of youth. But the contemplative silence between these experiences, and the jubilant debauchery afterward.

Available April 2009, in better music retailers. Keep an eye on our events calendar for information about upcoming concerts.

More New Music: Trashed On Fiction, Words Trails Maps

…The result giving the songs a warm, intimate, lived-in feeling while still sounding like it could have been recorded at Abbey Road. If it was ever possible for the music of a band to grow on you, this could very well be the band making the music…

Our first Tour Blog video.  Keep checking our website for Tour Blog updates.

Good morning everyone.  Here we are  in Viiiirginia for a couple of days.  We had a day off and kicked around for a while.  Tonight we go to McGuinn’s Place in Lawrenceville, NJ.  Check out Tour Blog 3, it’s our first day on tour.

Get Trashed On Fiction!

Brooklyn’s got lots of good stuff coming out. Trashed on Fiction has just given us their folky indie rock album called Words Trails Maps and I must say it is quite good. Well there are Mid-Westy folkier parts but there’s tons of rock on it too. It’s a good combination and pieced well in their tracks. I gave the whole album a listen and it’s a lot of fun…

:Trashed On Fiction – Safety Net:

Worlds Trails Maps is an album not just about growing older, or leaving home, the surreal characters we call friends, or the cavalier hearts of youth. But the contemplative silence between these experiences, and the jubilant debauchery afterward.” At first I thought that quote was another PR person going bizarro, but after I noticed lyrics like “Darling, did I love you?” and the song’s nostalgic drenched sound it all started to makes sense…

Hey everyone, we have just two days off from tour to work real jobs and go back on the road tomorrow. Here’s video number four about our day in Fayetteville, NC. Be sure to check this site or our youtube channel for more videos.

So we’re back from tour, trying to get used to our regular lives again.  Our next show is going to be our record release party, it is very important that you are all there on June 26th at Fontana’s.  Spread the word
Take a look at Tour Blog 7, and thanks for watching.

Thanks to all of our friends for coming out last night to the release. We will have some video of it up shortly. For now check out the two new live videos we put up. Thanks for the support, spread the word.

Power of Pop

Trashed on Fiction sound old. That’s not meant as a derogatory description of any sorts, more a matter of fact sort of thing. On their new record, Words Trails Maps, the four-piece Brooklyn outfit play roots rock in the grand tradition of Creedance Clearwater Revival, Them and Crazy Horse. This means lots of massive sounding guitar riffs, crashing drums that sound magnificently gleeful, and a studio ethic that takes the lo-fi aesthetic of the indie scene and turns it into a manifesto of intent to bring the listener back to the days when rock and roll was fresh and vibrant instead of the tricked-out cliché it is today…

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…Gutsy and vibrant, Words Trails Maps is a record that will demand your attention almost as much as it rewards it. It’s a record that captures both the heat of the sex as well as the post-coital embrace afterwards, a record that is as lived-in as it sounds. Invest a few hours into repeated listenings; you won’t be disappointed.

Trashed On Fiction interview.

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Trashed On Fiction:: Words Trails Maps
Earlier I mentioned Trashed On Fiction’s album Words Trails Maps, which deserves more notice considering its been hard to put this one down. The Brooklyn group have made fine representation of their music on this crisp recording. The record travels with little repetition, filling out with edge, hook, distortion, and occasional surprise on its thirteen tracks…