Awesome Make Up / Blues Explosion / Funkadelic style rock n roll soul from Birmingham's best kept secret. Recorded at Matt Verta Ray's NY Hed Studios, this tune has pedigree and class. But most of all, it makes you want to work up a sweat on the dancefloor.
Best new band in Glasgow, by a mile!
...Any more snooker cliches?
...Second track sounds like a more snarly mid-60s Who. Excellent.
...First one sounds like Sean Ryder having a flashback but second track is a killer.
...once you've drunk a bottle of Maker's Mark in Copehagen?
...The more I watch it, the more I like it.
...Sex on Fire is good once you've drunk a bottle of Maker's Mark in Copenhagen
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Liverpool’s finest psychedelic cowboys are back this summer with a new record ‘Roots and Echoes’, but there’s a rumour going round that this time The Coral are setting their sails in a new direction. After their huge single ‘In the...
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I love this tune. Like Jason Lowenstein fronting The Thermals covering Sweet Jane, with Steve Albini at the controls. In their blurb, they state "we play with passion, and that's...
Weren't Nelson a soft rock band of the 80s? Am I confused? No matter.
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Editorial incompetence at artrocker.com meant that the wrong Grates track was post earlier.
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Fantastic rendition of Stones classic by artrocking pioneer Patti Smith, whose voice sounds as good as ever on this track.
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Awesome Make Up / Blues Explosion / Funkadelic style rock n roll soul from Birmingham's best kept secret. Recorded at Matt Verta Ray's NY Hed Studios, this tune has pedigree...
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I really like the melody, but this guy's voice does my head.
This is a...
..great catchy rock n roll riff...
The other 'Testify' song to download and dig is by the contemporary rockers ' Switches' - Best played at a extorniately loud volume. This song explores the story of a young boy who does not want to testify to his parents, that he is gay, according to the band as I recall. Apologies if this is not the case.
myspace.com/switches
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