Bunnygrunt – HHBTM Records

Bunnygrunt – Action Pants! 30th Anniversary Director’s Cut LP

Barbara Uhler — Wed, 25 Jun 2025 00:22:25 +0000

Release date: August 8th, 2025

St Louis e’er-do-wells Bunnygrunt sprung fully formed into the Great Indie Pop Underground of the early 1990s, when gas was cheap, 7” singles grew on trees, and every zine had a reader. After a hugely successful turn at 1994’s YoYo-A-GoGo festival and a steady stream of 45’s, the band hit the studio in early 1995 to record their full length debut Action Pants! for LA scene makers No Life Records. Unfortunately, the band lineup shifted and the track list contracted between recording and release, leaving a few songs on the cutting room floor. Now is the time to re-introduce the world to the Action Pants! it needs now more than ever. Alongside the breezy perfection of "Just Like Suppertime," the clattering feedback frenzy of "G.I.2.K.," the jangle motorik of "Open Up And Say Oblina," and the other hits you know and love, faithful Bungalos can now feast their ears on the shambling glory of "Eggy Greggy," the transmission from another planet of "Maude" (in two parts!), and originally planned pre-release single "Inanimate Objects." Meet Action Pants: The Thirtieth Anniversary Director’s Cut! A split release between Georgia’s Happy Happy Birthday To Me & St Louis’s Silly Moo, it’s just like the old one, only, like, better…

Bunnygrunt – Matt Harnish & Other Delights (LP / CD)

Barbara Uhler — Fri, 21 Jun 2019 22:20:23 +0000

1	655 & 1/2 Won't Do	1:42
2	The Limits Of Southern Hospitality	1:50
3	Shotgun	1:29
4	1000% Not Creepy	2:17
5	Don't Turn Down The High	3:03
6	S. Kingshighway Bubblegum Factory	2:26
7	Fix It, Because You Can	2:30
8	Where Eagles Dare, Part II	2:03
9	You Get What You Get	1:50
10	Southtown Famous	4:22

Comes with MP3 download available immediately after purchase.

Bunnygrunt – Vol 4

Barbara Uhler — Sun, 02 Jun 2019 19:38:36 +0000

They started off twee but spent so much time on the road that they learned how to rock. The missing link between Teenage Fanclub and Teenage Wasteland, like a bat out of hell baby, Bunnygrunt was born to run. They’ve been tearing it up for years now–legends of the underground teaching the indie kids how to rock and the rockers how to weep. Fueled by the kindest dog in St. Louis, the immortal Rusty, Bunnygrunt’s spent their lives stuck in the middle of a nowhere that used to be a somewhere (the gateway to the west that’s now seen as a hateway to the rest), and you can hear it in every note of their beer-soaked, hopefully desperate and hopelessly hopeful, music.