Secret Club
Label | New Granada Records – NG063Barely Regal Records – BRR048Waterslide Records – WS184 |
Format | Vinyl, LP, Album, Limited Edition |
Barcode | 0738676990874 |
Country | US |
Released | 07 Sep 2018 |
Genre | Rock |
POHGOH's best-known song might be "Friend X," a wordy, rough-hewn guitar anthem that's hinged on a series of well-timed climactic bursts and Susie Ulrey's angsty vocal. Like a lot of the songs in the Florida band's short-but-killer catalog, "Friend X" is a dynamically playful and DIY-feeling fusion of emo, alternative rock, and power pop. It was the first song on their post-breakup album, 1998's In Memory of Bab, and the the last song on The Emo Diaries Vol. 1, the inaugural edition of Deep Elm Records' now-classic compilation series, the tracklist reads like a who's who of emo's second wave. Now, 21 years since officially calling it quits, POHGOH is getting ready to release a brand new album. Called Secret Club, the record is about the unique experience of putting a band back together after two decades, as well as Susie Ulrey's long, personal battle with multiple sclerosis (she was diagnosed after the band broke up, in 2001).
A1 | Business Mode | |
A2 | With A Smile | |
A3 | Try Harder | |
A4 | Reprise | |
A5 | Super Secret Club | |
B1 | Blood Of The Sun | |
B2 | Bunch | |
B3 | Digging | |
B4 | Who's The You | |
B5 | Unfortunate Face | |
B6 | Easterberg |
Co-producer – J. Robbins
Co-producer – Pohgoh
Drums – Keith Ulrey
Engineer, Mixed By – J. Robbins
Guitar – Matt Slate
Layout, Design – Eric N. Collins
Mastered By – Dan Coutant
Photography By – Christopher Wade
Slide Guitar – J. Robbins (A3)
Songwriter – Pohgoh
Vocals, Guitar – Susie Ulrey
Matrix / Runout (B-side etched) – VRP0120-B NG063LP B CJH