The Dead Exs New York, New York
The Dead Exs ain't just a back to basics blues revival. With David Pattillo's gritty wails and garage punk delta slide and Wylie Wirth's thunderous finesse of an old Ludwig kit there is immediately a sense that these guys do something fresh and new.
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Amazing album, love the basslines, the vocals and the whole RnR spirit ! Keep it up guys :D
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This came out a few years before I found BC so I missed it on the first round, but it just popped into my feed now and I am totally digging it. The band wears their homage to the 60s and 70s classic rock greats on their sleeves, and they do a great job of preserving the aesthetic while updating the sound to modern specs. Not much to add to what the usual suspects have already said, other than if you missed it earlier and dig AOR rock-n-roll you will love this.
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Imposing, echo-drenched, and soulful, James Apollo’s “accidental live record” captures the singer at the peak of his powers.
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Under An East Coast Moon
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New on Bible & Tire: The searing new Gospel record from Elizabeth King, the Queen of Sacred Soul.
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When I heard this band, I thought of the Canadian band The Illuminati or New York's The Brought Low. I hope this band makes more music. It is dirtier and fuzzier than the aforementioned, but it has that same blues on speed formula and the ability to change up the dynamics and tempo of a song at the drop of a hat. Like Wishbone Ash on meth playing a biker bar, this stuff is intoxicating. It has a raw MC5 vibe, like the recording session is about to abrupt into a brawl.
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