STANDARD TRIBESMEN - waiting 7" Spiritual Jazz he accepts that the wider

he accepts that the wider world inevitably bleeds into his art

By this time they were just turning 18 and finally found the freedom to make the music they’d had in their heads

VIDEO and The Novice

We Thought We Could Do Anything is their first record together and it lives by its intrepid name

Released in conjunction with the soundtracks of Empire Pictures’ Ghoulies and TerrorVision

STANDARD TRIBESMEN - waiting 7" Spiritual Jazz he accepts that the widerWhat started as the one man SORES side project of JULIAN ELORDUY IV (MAYYORS), STANDARD TRIBESMEN solidified as a skronky, rock n' roll 5 piece (featuring Mayyors' CHRIS WOODHOUSE on bass) that crashed about Northern California for a couple of years before imploding. Luckily Woodhouse put a smoldering handful of tracks to tape, three of which are available on this very limited slab of wax. Packaging consists of a hand punched outer cover with a 2