***AVAILABLE AGAIN!!! Note new price.?! Band Of The Future is AUSMUTEANTS fourth album and probably their best to date.?! Previous albums have been released in the US on Goner Records; they toured the US in support of their previous album Order of Operation in 2014 Ausmuteants are not the band of the future or the past.?! Ausmuteants are just a band.?! Not punk, new wave, hardcore, boogie, darkwave, Oi, hyphenate-rock or pet rock.?! Not sharpies.?! Not chavs.?! Not drug users and not straight edge.?! Ausmuteants are regular dudes practicing the sound of things falling apart.?!
LP $19.25
03/03/2017
CD $11.00
09/02/2016
***It has to be said, these boys are just on fire, there’s no way around it! With an incredible, agitated, and nervously energetic sound they’ve pounded into all their own, AUSMUTEANTS are back with another massive slab of synth punk savagery you won’t be able to wash off with just one shower.?! After two pummeling LPs, another album full of demos, and a handful of stellar singles, all garnering the mouth-breathing praise they so wholly deserve, we’ve finally caught up with our release schedule and have shoved our bloody stump of a head into their sticky world, and we never wanna pull out.?!
7" $6.00
08/04/2015
MP3 $1.98
06/23/2015
FLAC $2.99
06/23/2015
***AUSMUTEANTS are four Geelong goons who lie compulsively, have a bad sense of humor, and probably crack up whenever negative things are written about them on the internet.?! My kind of guys and an obvious fit for TOTAL PUNK.?! Over the last two years they have been putting out record after record of hook filled punk jams of the devolved variety, and the new single is no exception.?! The A-side "Fed Through a Tube" is a slightly jerky punk ripper about being too lazy to chew your own food that would make Terri Schaivo proud.?! On the flip side "Arguements" they slow things down a bit add a catchy synth line and sing about the joys of being disagreeable.?! Oh yeah and did I mention they feature members of Poison?! 100% TOTAL PUNK and not long for this world..?!
7" $7.25
10/28/2014
Jake Robertson and Billy Gardner started Ausmuteants in late 2011 in Geelong, Australia, after having played since teenagers in trad garage bands (The Frowning Clouds and The Living Eyes, respectively).?! Per the norm for good-looking rebels who play by their own rules, they cracked the shits, broke loose with just a synth and drums and, in early 2012, knocked out the Split Personalities tape.?! The addition of Melbourne’s loose-unit Marc Dean on bass followed, and soon after, ex-Canberran hardcore non-guitarist Shaun Connor on guitar. Their second album Amusements (note: not self-titled) comes from this fledgling time as a full band, with a heavy dose of the duo’s songs.?!
LP $16.00
10/20/2014
CD $12.00
09/30/2014
MP3 $9.90
09/30/2014
FLAC $11.99
09/30/2014
***Three songs from Aarght sessions, plus a radical reworking with flange, bongos, gang vocals and a bass solo..?!
7" $9.25
07/08/2014
***Ausmuteants are four twenty-nothings from Geelong, Victoria, raised on a diet of seminal avant punk like Chrome and the Screamers.?! Letʼs not mention Devo—as a two-piece, Jake Robertson (synth, guitar) and Billy Gardener (drums) flushed that obsession with the release of their Split Personalities album in 2012.?! They’ve since added Marc Dean and Shaun Connor on bass and guitar, respectively, and worked ’60s songwriting ideas, disco rhythms and a subtler brand of theft into finely crafted pop songs, recording 22 in early 2013.?! Aarght! Records picked the best twelve for Amusements, reissued on vinyl domestically by Goner. Ausmuteants are liked by Vice and Dangerfield despite (or because of) their synthesizers, their swearing and their youthful good looks.?! For what it’s worth, Ausmuteants do not like Vice or Dangerfield..?!
LP $16.00
04/15/2014
MP3 $9.90
04/01/2014
FLAC $11.99
04/01/2014
***NOW AVAILABLE ON CD!!! Ausmuteants are four twenty-nothings from Geelong, Victoria raised on a diet of seminal avant punk like Chrome, the Screamers, and letʼs not mention Devo.?! As a two-piece, Jake (synth, guitar) and Billy (drums) flushed that obsession with the release of their Split Personalities album in 2012.?! They've since added Marc and Shaun on bass and guitar respectively and worked '60s songwriting ideas, disco rhythms and a subtler brand of theft into finely crafted pop songs, recording twenty two earlier this year.?! We picked the best twelve for Amusements.?! Ausmuteants are liked by Vice and Dangerfield despite or because of their synthesizers, their swearing and their youthful good looks.?! For what it's worth, Ausmuteants do not like Vice or Dangerfield.?! .?!
CD $13.00
02/04/2014