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Zeke – ‘Til The Livin’ End: A Punk Rock Powerhouse

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Zeke – ‘Til The Livin’ End: A Punk Rock Powerhouse

Zeke’s 2004 release, ‘Til The Livin’ End, is an unapologetic blast of punk rock energy with a hardcore edge. Clocking in at just over 30 minutes, this Relapse Records classic delivers 15 tracks of relentless, no-frills rock that hits harder than a speeding freight train. If you’re into high-octane, raw garage punk with hardcore grit, this album is a must-listen.

The Tracks: Fast, Loud, and Relentless

The album wastes no time, kicking off with the blistering “All Night Long”, a 1:41 adrenaline rush that sets the tone for what’s to come. Tracks like “Long Train Runnin’” and “On Through the Night” keep the tempo breakneck, while “China Town” and “Dragonfly”showcase Zeke’s knack for pairing razor-sharp riffs with infectious hooks.

Standout tracks like “The Hammer” and “Dölphenwulf” pack more punch in under two minutes than most bands can manage in an entire album. The title track, “‘Til The Livin’ End”, is a fitting anthem, blending grit and melody in perfect balance. And for a change of pace, “Ride to Live” and “Ever Onward” stretch past the three-minute mark, giving the album a touch of variety without losing its intensity.

Production: Raw and Powerful

Recorded at Soundhouse Recording and mixed by the legendary Jack Endino (known for his work with Nirvana and Mudhoney), the production captures the raw, garage-punk aesthetic perfectly. It’s loud, aggressive, and just polished enough to let the band’s talent shine without sacrificing their edge.

The album’s artwork, designed by Orion Landau, complements its raw energy with gritty visuals that scream punk rock.

The Band: Masters of Mayhem

Zeke’s lineup brings serious firepower:

• Blind Marky Felchtone on guitar and vocals delivers searing riffs and growling vocals.

• Diamond Jeff Matz on bass lays down thunderous low-end grooves.

• Donny Paycheck on drums keeps the chaos controlled with relentless precision.

For Fans Of…

If you’re into bands like Motörhead, The Dwarves, or Supersuckers, ‘Til The Livin’ End will feel right at home in your collection. It’s fast, aggressive, and unapologetically loud—the kind of album that demands to be cranked to 11.

Final Thoughts

Zeke’s ‘Til The Livin’ End is punk rock perfection for anyone who loves their music fast, furious, and full of attitude. Nearly two decades later, it still holds up as one of the most intense and unrelenting albums in the punk scene.

Grab your leather jacket, hit play, and get ready to ride ‘Til The Livin’ End.

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