Berkeley Cat Records is appalled to announce the release of Barf, the new single from Eric Din. We tried to stop him, but when Din sets his mind to something he does it, even if it’s Barf. We’re sending him to counseling, where he’ll get the help he needs, alongside Bill The Cat and Too Much Coffee Man. We wish him well and hope for a speedy recovery and yes, he’ll still have a home with Berkeley Cat Records when they let him out. We are contractually obligated to release this so here it is, as delivered, with Din’s liner notes below. NSFW. NSF anywhere. God help us.
-the Berkeley Cat Records Board Of Inquiry
Liner notes from Eric Din:
I barfed this up when certain pundits and politicians started squealing about “communism” in February of 2020 for the love of Barf. But it’s an all-purpose Barf you can use for all Barf occasions. Plop the link to Barf on threads where you want to Barf. Gift Barf to your loved ones and blowhard uncles. Shannon Wheeler just barfed up the cover art, featuring his iconic Too Much Coffee Man, pondering the nature of Barf. I recorded Barf on my iPhone using the standard Voice Memo app and barfed it up to BandCamp within a minute of barfing. There are no effects, there was no mix, no mastering. The Barf is pure and unadulterated, uncorrupted, organic Barf. Please barf responsibly.
lyrics
Barf
Barf
Barf
Barf
Barf
Barf
Barf
Barf
Barf
Barf
Barf
Barf
Barf Barf
Barf
Vomit
Barf
Throw-up
Barf
Explosive diarrhea
Barf
Barf
Barf
Barf
Barf
Barf
Seething pustulent boils
Barf
Barf
Barf
It’s very upsetting
Barf
Barf
Barf
And we didn’t even bother to tune the guitar
Barf
Because why would you even?
What the fuck is the meaning of it all?
Barf
Barf
Barf
Barf
Barf
Barf
Barf on the train, in a pickup truck,
Barf anywhere you’re outta luck because
Barf
All together now
Barf
Barf
Barf
credits
released February 13, 2020
Eric Din on Guitar, Vocals, and Barf
Coffee Machine Beeping by Coffee Machine
Artwork by Shannon Wheeler
© 2020 Eric Roy Dinwiddie
King Roy Music, BMI
