At last, the follow up to 2007’s eponymous release, The Esoteric Order of Sherman by Norm Sherman. A hilarious sharp-witted, fast-paced romp through a plethora of musical styles and subjects – hard rock about angsty teenage zombies and heart-felt piano ballads about giant legendary Mongolian death worms are just the beginning! All your Drabblecast bbardle favorites, re-mastered and super crisp. Featuring album and booklet art by Bo Kaier.
Tracks
- Babylon Battle of the Bands – rock/rap from the real old school
“behind the ziggurat, smoking cigarettes” - Radioactive Runaways – a slow jam for the missing monsters in our lives
“they grow up too fast” - The Heartache Over Innsmouth – deep love for a deep one
“you’re my half-amphibian queen” - Juzt Mizunderstood – punk tinged rebellion rock for a walking corpse
“It’s me against society (and I’m hungry)” - 75 Lines – a line for each of the first 75 Drabblecast episodes
“you shouldn’t disown your loved ones, just because they’re made of plastic” - SciFi High – enough references to burst a chest
“Storm troopers in the bathroom (smoking it up)” - Playing Dead – are they endangered, or just lying low?
“never take a pecker from his ol’ moonshine” - Cougar at the Con – raucus rock for the convention set
“that’s a Thundercats hooooe!” - Mongolian Deathworm (Just Another Lonely Night) – Connor Choadsworth’s tear-soaked opus
“did you know they called me worm-boy back at Wiggleswick Community College?” - Pimp My Satellite – a diss track rap for Russia’s space program
“Don’t need any of it, it’s purely symbolic!”