Fly Me to the Moon by Caustic Resin CD, Sep-1995, Up: items on eBay.com

Description: Caustic Resin includes: Brett Netson (guitar). Personnel: James Dillion (vocals, guitar, drums); Brett Netson (vocals, guitar); Tom Romich (vocals); Kevin Finch (electric guitar). Recording information: John & Stu's Place, Seattle, WA. A...

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Track Listing
1. Spore
2. Kill You If You Want Me To
3. Water Moccasin
4. Alien Fugue
5. Cancerous Eye
6. Healing Cough
7. End of Betrayal, The
8. Damaged Animal
9. Summertime of Your Life
10. I Feel
11. Fistful of Violence, A
12. Golden Hours
13. Calling off the Dogs
14. White Box
15. Alien Fugue (Slight Return) - (slight return)
16. Station Wagon

Details
Producer:	Phil Ek
Distributor:	Alternative Dis. Alliance
Recording Type:	Studio
Recording Mode:	Stereo
SPAR Code:	n/a

Album Notes
Caustic Resin includes: Brett Netson (guitar).
Personnel: James Dillion (vocals, guitar, drums); Brett Netson (vocals, guitar); Tom Romich (vocals); Kevin Finch (electric guitar).
Recording information: John & Stu's Place, Seattle, WA.
After listening to Caustic Resin's Fly Me to the Moon, it'll come as no surprise that the band is a product of the wide spaces and western isolation of Boise, ID. Brett Netson seems to want to fill up -- or possibly set fire to -- those vast sage-covered valleys with a guitar sound that is equal parts heavy metal and classic space rock. The fact that those categories are typically reserved for pejorative descriptions doesn't mean squat to Caustic Resin, which carves out a unique and often dangerous sound from the dried-up husks of the two musical forms. This is music your parents wouldn't be happy to hear pouring from underneath the door of your bedroom. Take "Cancerous Eye" for instance, where Netson's voice recalls another once dangerous rock hero, Ozzy Osbourne, as he sings, "...and how does it feel/To be connected with things/That threaten your life?" Or the complex guitar work and schizophrenic vocal overdubs of the opening track "Spore," where the pace is nearly driven over the edge by the relentless drumming of James Manny. Though the 16 tracks may not be enough to get you to the moon, there is certainly enough fuel here to get you above the atmosphere of Boise. ~ Sean Hurley

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