The Coathangers' second album, "Scramble," showcased their raw energy and sharp songwriting, cementing their reputation for infectious, no-frills garage rock.
- "Scramble" was released on April 7, 2009, by Suicide Squeeze Records. The album was recorded in Athens, Georgia, with producer Eric Ryan. It followed their 2007 self-titled debut and preceded their 2011 album "Larceny & Old Lace."
- The album features the track "Smug," which became a fan favorite and a staple of their live shows. The Coathangers toured extensively in support of "Scramble," playing festivals such as Riot Fest and SXSW.
- Upon its release, "Scramble" was praised for its tight musicianship and confrontational attitude. It found favor with critics in the punk and indie rock press.
The Coathangers are a four-piece rock band from Atlanta, Georgia. They are known for their distinctive blend of punk, garage rock, and new wave influences. This album, "Scramble," was released during a period of increasing recognition for the band within the independent music scene.
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