Showing posts with label Tilt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tilt. Show all posts

Tilt "S/T"


Lookout 61

The partnership of Jeffery Bischoff and Cinder Block, would be a winning punk rock combination that would work its way through almost a decade of activity in Tilt. This 7” EP is their first release, and served as a warm up to their debut full length “Play Cell”. Tight instrumentation featuring drummer Vince Camacho and bass player Pete Rypins, creating a strong counterpoint to the punch of Cinder Block’s powerful vocals. Tilt created a unique brand of energetic melody that worked like a kick to the guts. These four tracks cover a range of tempos and feels, with Pete Rypins taking lead vocals on “Redemption."Originally released in 1992.

Tilt "Play Cell"


Lookout 71

Hear the first full length masterpiece from Tilt, with vocalist Cinder navigating her way through expired relationships, expired fetuses, expired suburbs and expired people. What does not ever expire is the pure melodic power of "Play Cell"'s one-two punk of brilliant pop-punk and Cinder's uncannily insightful lyrics. As compelling today as it was when originally released in 1993.

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