Whatever/Whenever., by Mark Sultan

Whatever/Whenever.

by Mark Sultan

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1.	Axis Abraxis 03:28	buy track
2.	Satisfied & Lazy 02:19	buy track
3.	Song In Grey 02:37	buy track
4.	Just Like Before 02:36	buy track
5.	Calloused Hands 02:49	buy track
6.	In Future Worlds 03:02	buy track
7.	Let Me Freeze 01:13	buy track
8.	If I Had A Polaroid 02:42	buy track
9.	Never Coming Home 04:37	buy track
10.	Graveyard Eyes 03:14	buy track
11.	Party Crasher 03:05	buy track
12.	No Worries 03:16	buy track
13.	For Those Who Don't Exist 08:11	buy track

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Mark Sultan, better known as BBQ of one-man band and The King Khan & BBQ Show fame, has been pounding out his own stew of R&B, rockabilly, garage, doo-wop, psychedelia, punk and whatnot since he was a mere child fronting Montreal’s Spaceshits. Releasing a slew of albums and touring relentlessly, Sultan has established quite a reputation as a songsmith and vocalist of the highest caliber. Recently he went into the studio and ended up more than two albums’ worth of material. After trying to whittle it down to one LP, In The Red decided to simply release it all (well, most of it, anyway). Whatever I Want, Whenever I Want is two separate vinyl LPs and one abridged CD.

This material represents Sultan’s most adventurous and varied songwriting to date. He ditched his normal stripped-down / lo-fi approach in favor of a more full-bodied sound and replaced his one-man recording technique with a complete band, all to stunning results. Whatever I Want, Whenever I Want features a number of his musician friends; Dan Kroha of The Gories, Erin Wood of The Spits, Cole Alexander and Jared Swilley of the Black Lips and Bradford Cox, to name a few, all contributed. It has something for everybody: soul stompers, doo-wop weepers, a dash of hardcore and even an Ultravox cover!

“Mark Sultan doesn’t simply revive old sounds and old excitements; he ingests them, digests them, and regurgitates them as something new and personal. There’s something playful and ominous about Sultan’s sound, a gentle creepiness which manages to perfectly encapsulate the whirr of teenagerdom-- much as rockabilly did a half-century ago.” —Pitchfork

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released October 25, 2011

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