Cock Lorge

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Cock Lorge returns with “Rise” (Tubbys Records, 2008), the full-length follow-up to “I Want You” (Tubbys Records, 2004).     

“Rise” includes “Sexy” featuring Gregory Isaacs (“Night Nurse”) as well as six tracks co-produced and performed with Paul Defiglia and Malachi DeLorenzo (“The War Eagles”).  Locksley performs on two tracks.  Other tracks feature Studio G’s Tony Maimone (Pere Ubu) and Joel Hamilton (Book of Knots), Georgia Haege, Philip Sterk (Phonograph), Langhorne Slim, Baxter Clement (Richard Lloyd Band) and Sammy Oatts (Kiss Kiss).

BLENDER MAGAZINE calls "Cock in the Pussy" one of the Top 100 Songs of the Year.

PENTHOUSE MAGAZINE says "Folk hasn't been this fun since Dylan went electric."

INDIE911.com describes Cock as a "pornographic Neil Young with heart and hilarity."

DIG THIS REAL:  "If you have not had the pleasure, and I do mean PLEAS-URE of listening to the release I WANT YOU from Cock Lorge, well you just havent experienced true sex, music and rock n roll... Cock Lorge is stylistic and on the cusp of something big... its easy to find yourself walking around singing the songs (and wanting sex!) because they are so ferociously likable, memorable and aggressively touching. . . this is a MUST HAVE in your CD collection." 

PAUL GAITA/SLEAZEGRINDER:  "Cock Lorge is smart enough to not take himself seriously in the least, and instead devotes his material to poking fun at overheated pop metaphors and dick-swinging attitudes in general. . . .His songs are also insidiously catchy, so be prepared to explain to your co-workers why youve been singing 'Cock in the Pussy' under your breath for the entire day."

SPLENDID:  "[Cock Lorge have] Ween's sense of ironic juxtaposition . . . threading their lovingly rehashed lowbrow humor with A-plus arrangements that impress with both their simplicity and their sheer addictiveness. These guys aren't even serious about trying to make you laugh; the only thing they care about is getting a chord progression stuck in your head for weeks."