single · March 12, 2026

My Farts Are Rotten (1967)

Lost Vinyl Revival

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garage rockalternative

The A-side, "My Farts Are Rotten," is a five-minute exercise in blown-out fuzz guitar and existential dread, while the B-side, "Ode to a Moth," offers a surprisingly delicate acoustic counterpoint.

• The single was recorded in a single, unrepeatable session in a condemned storefront in East Austin.
• The release was initially intended for a limited run of 100 7-inch records, but a mastering error led to a digital-only release.
• "My Farts Are Rotten" has been cited as an early influence on the so-called "noise-pop" scene of the early 2030s.

Lost Vinyl Revival is a garage rock act from Austin, Texas, best known for their raw, lo-fi sound. "My Farts Are Rotten" arrives at a transitional moment for the band, signaling a potential shift towards more experimental structures after their previous work.