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WEEN "La Cucaracha" Release Party!!!
Join us as we crank out Ween's new record La Cucaracha and celebrate its Japanese release!! It's all Ween all night so come down and be brown! Free Stickers and t-shirts for "brownest" people courtesy of Schnitzel Records!
Listening "La Cucaracha": 19:30 / 22:00 / late!!
DJ: L?K?O (WEEN MEGAMIXXX), Rokkotsu KIT + more!!!
special!!! FREE BROWNIE with purchase of La Cucaracha!!

About La Cucaracha

"For the past 20 years, Ween has established itself as a major artistic force, combining off-the-wall musical antics with brilliantly creative songwriting. La Cucaracha, Ween's new studio record, is an eclectic, dark, humorous, and bizarre assortment of songs. In other words, it's a typical Ween record. These thirteen tracks can be at once joyful, morbid, humorous, and often frightening. From the tenderly introspective "Lullaby" to the disturbingly offensive "My Own Bare Hands," Ween pulls no punches in its latest endeavor, which achieves its power through sharp wit, clever songwriting, and brutal honesty." - Rounder Records

"A return to playful, genre-scrambling pop; this is probably the best and funniest Ween album since Chocolate & Cheese," from 1994." - New
York Times

"Ween fans have come to expect the unexpected from this act, but even diehards will be thrilled by the sheer musical schizophrenia of La
Cucaracha." - Billboard

"The best Ween record since 1997's The Mollusk." - The Onion

"Not since Chocolate & Cheese has there been a Ween album more directly LOL hilarious or sonically diversified than the band's highly anticipated label debut on Rounder Records." - Popmatters.com

"A cobbled-together dazzle that contorts your mouth into a 50-minute succession of grins and wows." - Boston Phoenix

"Ok, let me first start off by saying that we vowed never, ever, ever, would there be horns on a Ween album. As teenagers we always used that as a yardstick to determine when our favorite band was starting to suck, when their new record came out and it had horns on
it (this rule applies only to Rock music and white people). But there has always been one provision to this rule, and that was we would only use horns if we could get David Sanborn to play some sexy saxophone on a Ween tune. We finally wrote a song worthy of him, contacted his manager and it turns out he was a Ween fan and immediately agreed to do it. So that, in and of itself, means that we have accomplished one of our lifelong goals as a band." - Dean Ween

Listen to "Your Party" (featuring David Sanborn)

supported by:
Fiveman Army
Schnitzel Records
Chocodog Records