Nervous Exits - Get Out

LP (remastered, new art) & CD********************************************************************
NERVOUS EXITS: Get Out: LP
Review via Razorcake:

“Well, this is a pleasant surprise! I was completely unaware that Nervous Exits existed or had an album until this here reissue and reunion show to commemorate the re-release. Nervous Exits were an Austin, Texas band from the mid-aughts and played noisy yet tight garage rock’n’roll. Get Out was apparently a CD-only issue from the band’s active days, and it looks like they never really made it out of town. Fortunately, the good folks at Sonic Surgery (imprint of Super Secret) saw fit to reissue this beast (remastered by Exits’ guitarist Patrick Travis—who also does time in Austin’s Gospel Truth and Golden Boys, to name a few.) The rhythm section is driving, and the bass groove anchors the songs. The guitars slash and burn whenever they please, but the overall presentation is air tight. I’ll gladly take seconds of this and keep any Oh Sees type nonsense off my plate. –Sal Lucci “ (Razorcake 11/17/18)

EARLY 2000s Austin,TX garage-punk Nervous Exits was formed around the nucleus of the Yaklin Brothers (John on vocals and Nick on drums) they were quickly joined by Adam Amparin, A.J. Sandoval, and Patrick Travis. Travis and Sandoval's dueling guitars led the young band in its fusion of Lord High Fixers and MC5 inspired big beat rock and roll.

Get Out was recorded in a feverish spasm in small studios in South Austin (Bryan Schmitz of The Golden Boys at the dials) and in San Marcos (at Experimental Jet Set )in 2005 and the album was released in 2006 on CD by punk label Super Secret Records. The band then disbanded like all great unknown rock acts that burn bright and then are gone. Don't bother googling them there isn't much to find, but those of us who were lucky enough to dance to the kinetic craziness of a Nervous Exits gig and who got to blast their CD in our beat up second hand cars have memories that shine like diamond dogs.

FIRST TIME ON VINYL (Remastered and new artwork)