together PANGEA Reveals NSFW “Offer” Video Premiered Via Noisey
Photo by Kelsey Reckling
Band Touring This Winter in Support of New Album Badillac
together PANGEA is debuting their NSFW video for “Offer” off their new album Badillac, out now on Harvest Records. “Offer” premiered via Noisey and provides a glimpse into the life of the band, seeing the guys, as Noisey noted, “…get regrettable stick and poke tattoos, get pulled over by the cops, and get women to flash their sweet titties,” as well as an intra-band make-out session.
together PANGEA is receiving much early praise for Badillac, with MTV News listing the album as one of the ten “Most Anticipated Indie Albums of 2014,” while Stereogum declared “gear up for one of 2014’s wildest records.” VICE Magazine awarded Badillac with “Album Cover of the Month,” and lauded the record, exclaiming “finally, a garage band with some fucking balls. Let ‘em fly, motherfuckers.” MTV Hive summed up the band aptly, saying “together PANGEA is just one fucking fun band.” Referring to the 7-inch that preceded Badillac, Pitchfork said “Snakedog” is “an absolute shredder worthy of its awesomely ridiculous title.” Additionally, Badillac recently hit #2 on CMJ Radio 200 Adds chart and has been getting spins from KROQ, KEGR, KCMP and more. Badillac is now available on iTunes and Amazon.
This winter, together PANGEA will head out on a headlining tour in support of Badillac. The tour, which features Mozes and the Firstborn as support, begins on February 1st at Last Exit in Tempe and wraps up on March 5th at Bottom of the Hill in San Francisco. Full tour dates are below.
together PANGEA do rock ‘n’ roll as it was meant to be – raw, unpredictable, and probably dangerous, but also blazing with intelligence, emotion, and edgy experimentation. The Los Angeles-based trio made their bones as purveyors of post-millennial punk, but with their third full-length release – and Harvest Records debut – Badillac, they pay their debt to the supersonic 90s rock that first inspired them. The band has not sacrificed a spurt of precious energy, instead integrating nuance and dynamic momentum to songs like “No Way Out” and the undeniably badass title track. The volcanic riffs and massive melodies are matched by an equally provocative lyrical stance, with songs like “Sick Shit” and the album-closing “Where The Night Ends” casting an acerbic eye over the wreckage of the party they helped start – it’s 3am and the drunken fun has given way to sexual panic, anxiety and self-doubt. Slightly stoned but by no means slack, Badillac reveals together PANGEA to be both confident and surprisingly committed, their audacious ambition already impossible to contain.
Badillac tracklisting
1. Alive
2. Make Myself True
3. Badillac
4. Does He Really Care
5. River
6. Offer
7. Depress
8. Sick Shit
9. Cat Man
10. Why
11. No Way Out
12. Where the Night Ends
together PANGEA Tour Dates
2/1 – Last Exit – Tempe, AZ
2/2 – Club Congress – Tucson, AZ
2/4 – Three Links – Dallas, TX
2/5 – The Mohawk – Austin, TX
2/6 – Circle Bar – New Orleans, LA
2/7 – Alabama Music Box – Mobile, AL
2/8 – 529 – Atlanta, GA
2/10 – Local 506 – Chapel Hill, NC
2/11 – Black Cat Backstage – Washington DC
2/12 – Boot & Saddle – Philadelphia, PA
2/14 – Knitting Factory – Brooklyn, NY
2/15 – Great Scott – Allston, MA
2/17 – Casa Del Popolo – Montreal, QC
2/18 – The Drake Hotel – Toronto, ON
2/19 – Subterranean – Chicago, IL
2/20 – The Frequency – Madison, WI
2/21 – 7th Street Entry – Minneapolis, MN
2/22 – Record Bar – Kansas City, MO
2/24 – Larimer Lounge – Denver, CO
2/25 – Kilby Court – Salt Lake City, UT
2/26 – Flying M Coffee – Nampa, ID
2/27 – Bunk Bar – Portland, OR
2/28 – Media Club – Vancouver, BC
3/1 – The Bartlett – Spokane, WA
3/2 – Barboza – Seattle, WA
3/5 – Bottom of the Hill – San Francisco, CA
3/23 – Burgerama @ The Observatory – Santa Ana, CA
All dates except 3/23 with Mozes and the Firstborn
