Label: Shiretown Records
Format: CD, Album
Country: USA (Vermont)
Released: 1998 (© 1998 Shiretown Records)
Catalog Number: Not listed (independent release)
Genre: Alternative Rock / Indie Rock
Style: Vermont Indie, Post-Grunge, Alternative Rock, DIY 90s/2000s Sound
Tracklist
Waterspeed – 3:59
Broken Heart Disease – 3:32
What You Want – 3:39
Born to Lose – 4:04
Star Boy – 3:08
Top of the Sea – 3:52
Take Five – 5:30
Live for the Glow – 3:53
Fifty Guys – 2:43
Better Luck – 3:40
Way Too Hot (In LA) – 3:58
Light Rain – 3:53
Going Under – 3:56
Grave – 5:57
Little John – 1:08
Crumble – 3:24
Discover a cornerstone of Vermont’s 90s indie rock scene with Inside the Walnut by Motorplant, a rare Shiretown Records release overflowing with raw energy, melodic grit, and heartfelt songwriting. Featuring standout tracks like “Broken Heart Disease,” “Waterspeed,” and “Star Boy,” this album captures the authentic sound of Vermont’s underground music era. Perfect for fans of alternative rock, collectors of regional music history, and anyone seeking a powerful, emotional, and hard-to-find local gem.
Label: Shiretown Records
Format: CD, Album
Country: USA (Vermont)
Released: 1998 (© 1998 Shiretown Records)
Catalog Number: Not listed (independent release)
Genre: Alternative Rock / Indie Rock
Style: Vermont Indie, Post-Grunge, Alternative Rock, DIY 90s/2000s Sound
Tracklist
Waterspeed – 3:59
Broken Heart Disease – 3:32
What You Want – 3:39
Born to Lose – 4:04
Star Boy – 3:08
Top of the Sea – 3:52
Take Five – 5:30
Live for the Glow – 3:53
Fifty Guys – 2:43
Better Luck – 3:40
Way Too Hot (In LA) – 3:58
Light Rain – 3:53
Going Under – 3:56
Grave – 5:57
Little John – 1:08
Crumble – 3:24
Discover a cornerstone of Vermont’s 90s indie rock scene with Inside the Walnut by Motorplant, a rare Shiretown Records release overflowing with raw energy, melodic grit, and heartfelt songwriting. Featuring standout tracks like “Broken Heart Disease,” “Waterspeed,” and “Star Boy,” this album captures the authentic sound of Vermont’s underground music era. Perfect for fans of alternative rock, collectors of regional music history, and anyone seeking a powerful, emotional, and hard-to-find local gem.
