Album

A Rhythm In The Cages

The Taxpayers

2009 · Rock

Rare pressing on Gatefold

A Rhythm In The Cages by The Taxpayers

A Rhythm In The Cages is a Punk album by The Taxpayers, originally released in 2009. On Gatefold: 9 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Never Getting Warm2:47
  2. 2White Walls1:47
  3. 3This Building is Falling Down1:42
  4. 4Dig Too Deep1:14
  5. 5No Lodging for the Mad2:15
  6. 6Needle's Eye3:46
  7. 7Militaristic Kitchen2:45
  8. 8Cuyahoga Canal2:29
  9. 9Stealing Apples from the Man2:09
  10. 10Bike Cops1:49
  11. 11Montana3:17
  12. 12There is Trouble2:00

Sound DNA

  • Punk
  • Punk Rock
  • raw
  • earnest
  • bohemian

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

A number of our friends helped with other instruments on this record. Joe Kashishian played guitar and sang on “This Building is Falling Down” and “There is Trouble”. Alex Bekuhrs played saxophone on “Dig too Deep”. Adrienne Hatkin of Autopilot is for Lovers played piano on “No Lodging for the Mad” and sang on “There is Trouble”. The following singers and shouters sang on “Bike Cops” and “Montana”: Jay Awesome, Jawn McPhillips, Crimetrain, Ceightie MacTatters, Big Al, Sam John, Nina, Danielle St

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Nate TaxpayerBASS
  • Noah PhillipsPERCUSSION
  • Rob TaxpayerRHYTHM GUITAR, HARMONICA, VOCALS
  • Adrienne HatkinPIANO VOCALS
  • Alex BekuhrsSAXOPHONE
  • Joe KashishianGUITAR, VOCALS

Production & Engineering

  • Michael LoveMIXED
  • Michael LoveENGINEER

Rare pressing on Gatefold · 9 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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