Eddie Spaghetti, lead singer/bassist for punk/rock/country
band Supersuckers, is preparing to release his second solo album, “The Value of
Nothing” on June 18 through Bloodshot Records. The Supersuckers were a band
that always had fun with their music and Spaghetti continues that type of humor
on some of his latest music.
The ten song album touches upon all of Eddie Spaghetti’s
musical genres, beginning with the lead single “The Value of Nothing,” a song
that Johnny Cash would be proud of with its dark overtones and aggressive
classic country feel. He moves over to rock on “Empty,” before return to the
honky tonk, slide-guitar of “Waste of Time.” Spaghetti reflects on his life
through one of the few serious songs on the album, “You Get To Be My Age,” then
returns with the fun, sarcastic “People Are Shit.” He closes the album with the
appropriately titled, acoustic, campfire sing-along “When I Go I’m Gone.”
Eddie Spaghetti has half a dozen shows scheduled along the
west coast. For more information on his new album, please visit www.bloodshotrecords.com/artist/eddie-spaghetti.
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