Dave Hause
The lead singer of punk band The Loved Ones. In January 2011, he released his debut solo album, 'Resolutions', through Paper + Plastick records - touring extensively to promote it. A statement from the label, quoted on punknews.org, described the record's origins: "While writing the follow-up to the last Loved Ones release (2009's Distractions, Fat Wreck Chords), Hause was writing songs that didn't seem like they would fit on a Loved Ones record.
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Dave Hause
The lead singer of punk band The Loved Ones. In January 2011, he released his debut solo album, 'Resolutions', through Paper + Plastick records - touring extensively to promote it. A statement from the label, quoted on punknews.org, described the record's origins: "While writing the follow-up to the last Loved Ones release (2009's Distractions, Fat Wreck Chords), Hause was writing songs that didn't seem like they would fit on a Loved Ones record.
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Tempted Hearts
Real Life Shit. - DeEss2.more
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Not How it Appears
“Not How It Appears” is a mid‑tempo alternative pop song built around a tight 85 BPM groove and a haunting, emotional vocal. The track lives in an E‑centered, minor/modal space, giving it that bittersweet, late‑night feel while still feeling modern and rhythmic. Percussive “slap” transients and detailed production keep the energy pulsing underneath the melancholy, making it a strong fit between softer acoustic tracks and heavier alt‑rock on a playlist. It’s ideal for listeners who love cinematic, introspective lyrics over atmospheric but punchy production. - Mastered by mixea.commore
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Stink Piss
The song tells a story of betrayal, heartbreak, and rebellion. The singer is shocked to discover their significant other cheating with another person. This revelation leads to the realization that they have less in common than the singer originally thought. The song also explores themes of drug abuse, as the significant other is revealed to be using ecstasy. In response to the betrayal and the tumultuous situation, the singer acts out by vandalizing property and causing a public scene. The song is a journey through a bitter and painful breakup, highlighting the raw emotions of anger, disappointment, and resignation.more
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