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| | | | | After a more than satisfying Coffee Break, it is time for a Work Release. That's right, American blues-punk pioneer Walter Daniels (Big Foot Chester, Black Joe Lewis & Cool Breeze, Jack O'Fire, Meet Your Death, South Filthy, The Bloodsucking Go-Devils, etc.) is back, along with his band The Del Valle Trustees.They have crafted eleven new [...] | |
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www.albumsin200words.co.uk
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| | | | | Subhumans have been around since 1980, although they did split in 1985 and didn't return until 1998 and have only released two albums since the turn of the millennium but can be often seem on the live circuit.The Day the Country Died was their debut album released back in 1982 and although released five years after many classic debut punk albums this is considered a punk classic.Opening with a bomb dropping before we go All Gone Dead with guitar and drums and a spoken word shouty vocal, the ki | |
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thebluemoment.com
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| | | | | It took a while for me to get from admiration to love for the Weather Station's new album, Humanhood. At Islington Assembly Hall last night, Tamara Lindeman and her four musicians -- Ben Boye (keyboards), Karen Ng (alto saxophone, flute, keyboards), Ben Whiteley (bass guitar) and Dom Billett (drums) -- brought its songs fully to... | |
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