Numbers On Napkins - Borrachos, Chingasos Y Rucas CD
The second full length release from Numbers On Napkins was the bands most diverse album to date, featuring Punk, Pop Punk, Irish Folk, Jazz, Alternative, and Post Hardcore music. The album was produced by Joe Queer, frontman of the legendary pop punk group, The Queers, and recorded by Ryan Butler, guitarist for North Side Kings and Landmine Marathon. “Borrachos...” includes twelve original songs, as well as a cover of the song, “Uhhh”, originally performed by The Lemonheads. Includes the 2009 Song of the Year and Video of the Year Award winning song, “Forget This, I’m Going to Tokyo”, and 2010 Video of the Year Award Winner, “Go Away”, as well as the fan favorites “Ten Years Ago Today” and “Ode to the Drink”!
The second full length release from Numbers On Napkins was the bands most diverse album to date, featuring Punk, Pop Punk, Irish Folk, Jazz, Alternative, and Post Hardcore music. The album was produced by Joe Queer, frontman of the legendary pop punk group, The Queers, and recorded by Ryan Butler, guitarist for North Side Kings and Landmine Marathon. “Borrachos...” includes twelve original songs, as well as a cover of the song, “Uhhh”, originally performed by The Lemonheads. Includes the 2009 Song of the Year and Video of the Year Award winning song, “Forget This, I’m Going to Tokyo”, and 2010 Video of the Year Award Winner, “Go Away”, as well as the fan favorites “Ten Years Ago Today” and “Ode to the Drink”!
The second full length release from Numbers On Napkins was the bands most diverse album to date, featuring Punk, Pop Punk, Irish Folk, Jazz, Alternative, and Post Hardcore music. The album was produced by Joe Queer, frontman of the legendary pop punk group, The Queers, and recorded by Ryan Butler, guitarist for North Side Kings and Landmine Marathon. “Borrachos...” includes twelve original songs, as well as a cover of the song, “Uhhh”, originally performed by The Lemonheads. Includes the 2009 Song of the Year and Video of the Year Award winning song, “Forget This, I’m Going to Tokyo”, and 2010 Video of the Year Award Winner, “Go Away”, as well as the fan favorites “Ten Years Ago Today” and “Ode to the Drink”!
