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Short Hair

12+ albums
noise rockpost-hardcoresasscore

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The historic “gods of rock,” and all those who aspire to their thrones, have, since the 1960s, usually worn their hair long. Short Hair align themselves with the punk spirit that rails against any pretensions of musical divinity. The name also encapsulates the physicality and sly humor of the band. Short Hair play stripped-down, short and concise, noisy rock music. Skronking, twittering shards of sound suddenly cohere into thick rock riffs. The overall effect is akin to contemporary weirdos like Deerhoof, or no wave, the arty New York version of post-punk (think early Sonic Youth or even very early Talking Heads). Short Hair is a noise punk band from Reno, NV, USA. It has four members who are also in other bands like Think In French andManacle and Stickers and Elephant Rifle. Short Hair released 2 untitiled EPs in 2008 on the Humaniterrorist label. In 2009 they released "We Buy from the Children." Also on the Humaniterrorist label. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

top songs

1

Shark Mountain

97
2

Coops Battle Theme

83
3

Group Hugs

68
4

Dying Telephone Birds

61
5

The Overgiver

47
6

Short Hair VS. The Reversable Convertable

46
7

Hhalf Drank

41
8

Mulan OST

41
9

Onwards and F-Words

24
10

AOA

17

albums

We Buy from the Children

We Buy from the Children

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Megas XLR

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EMP EP (MP3)

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SHORT HAIR

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We Buy Fron The Children

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Poltergash EP

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7"

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HTR 012

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We Buy From The Children - EP

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EMP EP

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Stretchwire Sessions final mixes

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Cats and Animals instrumental unmixed

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