welcome to
          a situation.

a situation is proud to announce the release of our third compilation CD, "a situation like this".

the tracklisting is as follows:
01. Like U.S. Media - Once A Pawn
02. Music for a Commercial Advertising A Car That Cannot Crash / Hey Adam! - Justin Kohmetscher
03. Too Many Nights - The Thielgoods
04. I Hate This Town - The Government
05. How Do You Spell Success? - The Show Is The Rainbow
06. This Song is Relatively Accurate - Justin Kohmetscher
07. Last Night - The Thielgoods
08. What Now? / Dreper All Den Blomster / Ingenting For Later - The Government
09. Blue Eyes - Once A Pawn
10. I am the Decline (Live) - The Show Is The Rainbow

Bonus Track 11. Things Fall Apart - Eagle*Seagull



You can purchase "a situation re:presents itself" at:

  • Order online from Lone Prairie Records
  • Spindle Records (122 N. 14th)
  • Recycled Sounds (9th & O)
  • Homers Music (all lincoln and omaha locations)
  • From any of the bands at their shows


    BAND INFO:
    Band Info to come

    for information on these, and many other lincoln bands go to starcityscene.com

    Here's what The Daily Nebraskan had to say about A Situation LIke This:

    Various Artists - A Situation Like This
    3/5 stars

    The story goes, a collective of Lincoln-based musicians wanted to make a compilation CD. An introductory group of five bands offered up two songs apiece for the comp. For the second go round of an album, the five bands picked five other bands to take their place on the comp. Now we're on round three, and the talent level hasn't dropped off.

    "A Situation Like This" is the third offering from the collection and features two tracks apiece from five local bands, including Once A Pawn, Justin Kohmetscher, The Thielgoods, The Government and The Show is the Rainbow. Lucky listeners even get a bonus track from local heavyweights Eagle*Seagull.

    Once A Pawn starts off the CD with "Like U.S. Media," offering an introduction of distortion and effects leading into a blistering two-and-a-half minutes of the band's signature punk sound.

    The album doesn't pretend all local music is punk rock, proving so with The Thielgoods' "Too Many Nights," a quieter ditty with more of an alt-country feel that would fit in at a bar like Bob's Tavern. The Government's "I Hate This Town" brought immediate comparisons to Ween in that it takes a serious tone to the song but undermines the seriousness by adding intelligent and at the same time corny lyrics.

    For music fans who are interested in getting more involved with the Lincoln music scene, the "Situation" series is a great starter kit. For Volume 3, genres across the board are represented. And that's pretty representative of what's going on around here.