Wash Out Test - God Bless The Turtles Demo

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Review by Jessica Abat

Alright, buckle up, folks. Let’s talk about God Bless The Turtles Demo by Wash Out Test, a little gem from Belgium that’s got me vibin’ hard. This album falls under the rock umbrella but leans heavy into ska vibes—like, imagine if your favorite punk band decided to grab some brass instruments and just go wild. It’s raw, unpolished, and exactly what you’d expect from something self-released (yep, it’s on “Not On Label”). And honestly? That’s what makes it so damn fun. Now, let’s dive into two tracks that stuck with me like gum on a hot sidewalk: "Valentine" and "Dinosaurs Eat Flowers." First off, “Valentine.” I mean, who names a ska tune after a holiday for lovers? Turns out, these guys do, and they make it work. The track kicks off with this punchy horn riff that feels like someone handed you a cup of coffee while simultaneously slapping you awake. Then there’s this kinda cheeky vocal delivery—it's not trying too hard, which is refreshing. You can tell they’re just having fun, ya know? No overthinking, no pretentiousness, just good ol' chaotic energy. It’s one of those songs that gets stuck in your head without even asking permission. Then there’s “Dinosaurs Eat Flowers,” which sounds like the plot of a stoner movie but somehow works as a song title. This one starts with this groovy bassline that pulls you in like, “Hey, wanna hear something weird?” Before you know it, the whole band crashes in, and suddenly you're dancing—or at least bobbing your head awkwardly in your chair. What stands out here is how playful everything feels. Like, yeah, we all know dinosaurs didn’t eat flowers because SCIENCE, but screw that; this song lets you live in its own quirky universe for three minutes. Plus, the sax solo near the end? Chef’s kiss. One thing I gotta say about this demo is how scrappy it feels. Nothing’s overly polished, and sometimes the production sounds like it was recorded in someone’s basement—which might actually be true. But instead of being annoying, it adds charm. It’s like hanging out with friends who are super talented but also don’t take themselves too seriously. You get the sense that Wash Out Test isn’t trying to reinvent ska or rock—they’re just doing their thing, and that’s more than enough. So yeah, God Bless The Turtles Demo won’t change your life, but it’ll definitely give you an hour of pure, unfiltered fun. Honestly, I think turtles would approve. Who knew reptiles could have such great taste in music?

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Artist: Wash Out Test
Album: God Bless The Turtles Demo

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Filename: wash-out-test-god-bless-the-turtles-demo.zip
  • MP3 size: 38.5 mb
  • FLAC size: 186 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Gos Bless The Turtles2:33
Dinosaurs Eat Flowers2:33
13 Seconds Song0:18
Valentine1:22
Puppets Show2:03

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Catalog Numbers

001

Labels

Not On Label

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Formats

  • CD
  • CD-ROM
  • EP

Companies

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Recorded ByWash Out Test

Notes

Written by Wash Out Test

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *God Bless The Turtles Demo* by Wash Out Test is a hidden gem in the ska-rock scene. Hailing from Belgium, it was released independently without a label. The track "Dinosaurs Eat Flowers" stands out with its quirky title and catchy vibe. It’s wild how such a small project mixes rock and ska so effortlessly. Definitely worth a listen if you're into offbeat tunes!