Debut physical release from New Orleans outfit Greazy Alice. Fresh off the back of two successful EPs this culminates their works in album form. When New Orleans musician Alex Pianovich was searching for a moniker under which to present some new material written as an artist's rendering of that Big Easy bar band sound. Upon hearing Juarez he knew he had a name. Greazy Alice poured out sleazy hard-riffing rock n roll, smoky dive bar blues, and telecaster-driven honky tonk twang. Drunk and dirty, down and out, spend it all now, tomorrow may never come. Pianovich and an ever-evolving group of accomplices tried to strike the balance between a winking caricature and heartfelt homage to the music they loved. It was a hell of a lot of fun.

Named after a character in Terry Allen’s Juarez and once the banner for sleazy, hard-riffing New Orleans bar-band chaos, Greazy Alice has gradually shifted into something more intimate and emotionally forthright.