Sure, free beer and gratuitous sex are great reasons to be in a garage band. But the Holy Grail, of course, isn"t getting zonked or getting laid - it"s getting signed. And that"s just what 29th St. Disciples have done. The foursome have been grinding in the trenches of Denver"s punk scene and making ears bleed for nearly three years now. Their hard work and the band"s fierce approach to aural mayhem have finally paid off. The band"s stripped down, reductive ferocity has produced an album with twelve bludgeoning tracks.