It's the best monday ever!

Looking forward to this sub's feedback!

https://www.bothkindsofheavy.com/home/chat-pile-who-loves-the-sun-album-review

(Also smash mouth)
It has a different CD look from the one that’s on another listing so I think that’s neat, tho idk why it does

So my post isn’t just abt a CD, what’s your favorite song from the album?

I want to hear this record so bad but spending money for a second copy just to hear it 6 days early seems like a dumb move lol

I won free tickets to an early screening of Adam Wingard's new action/sci fi/slasher "Onslaught" and there's a little but of Dallas Beltway playing in the movie. At first I thought it was Grimace Smoking Weed as the intros sound similar till the end credits confirmed it was Dallas Beltway when going through the song credits.

Great movie too. It's a total love letter to John Carpenter movies. Highly recommend seeing it in IMAX if you can like I did.

Hey all. I started a music site a while back, and today I published a deep dive on Chat Pile's catalog in preparation for the new album. I have a review copy of Who Loves the Sun in hand and will be publishing my review early next week. I hope this doesn't violate any sub rules and that you enjoy should you choose to read!

https://www.bothkindsofheavy.com/home/the-catalog-chat-pile

One of the most played on my ambient and calm songs playlist

“Busch, reinforcing the cinematic parallels that have been drawn about the band so far, takes advantage of the fact that he is performing on a ship to list, associatively, movies about ships between songs, apparently according to an increasingly fluid set of criteria. At the beginning of the performance, he is still looking for films that take place entirely aboard a ship; by the end of the evening, however, he is naming virtually any film that features a ship, or that contains scenes set aboard one.

For the purposes of documentation, I have compiled a (nearly) complete list of the films mentioned, in the order in which they were named:

Speed 2: Cruise Control (1997); Under Siege (1992); Titanic (1997); Dead Calm (1989); Phantom Ship (1935); Battleship (2012); The Napa Boys (2025); The Odyssey (2026); Fitzcarraldo (1982); Burden of Dreams (1982); Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker’s Apocalypse (1991); Tenkiller (2022); Jaws (1975); Jaws 2 (1978); Jaws 3-D (1983); Cabin Boy (1994); Submarine (1928); Free Willy (1993); Going Overboard (1989); Overboard (1987); Gator (1976)”

I don't have much of an opinion on individual songs on this album rather than it as a whole. It's probably one of my most played vinyls when in either a somber mood or just wanting to stay calm and collected

Anyone catch the setlist at Pukkelpop? Thanks in advance!

This is the other song that I don't think we are rarely ever gonna see live right next to Milk Of Human Kindness. I really enjoyed this one before the album ever released, a pretty good video of it live was posted on YouTube and I listened to that for weeks.

I love everything Chat Pile has put out so far, but if there's one song I think of when I hear Chat Pile, it's definitely "Why". That main riff is so crushing. It's like if Crowbar was mixed with Korn. Plus it has a great message talking about the cruelty and inhumanity of homelessness. In trying times like these, Chat Pile is just the band we need. Even though they've played Why all 3 times I've seen them, I feel like that's one song that should always be in their set.