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“A unique blend of Southern Gothic, harmony-laden soul-infused roots rock & roll.” – Billboard
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Tracklist:
1. Hobo Blues (5:43)
2. Can’t Do Nothin’ Babe (6:05)
3. Tough Frog To Swallow (5:15)
4. Bus Station Blues (8:12)
5. Baby Please Don’t Go (5:35)
6. Chicken Dance (3:57)
7. Big BossMan (4:25)
8. Wang Dang Doodle (5:10)
9. Standin’ At Yo Door (6:56)
10. Josephine (4:23)
11. Sing Sang Sung (3:58)
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Ripple Music is thrilled to welcome Baltimore’s heavy psych rockers, The Flying Eyes, to it’s roster of the best of modern heavy psych, stoner, doom and heavy rock.
When they play live, Meridian Brothers are a five-piece. But in the studio, just one man creates their distinctive sound. Based in Bogotá, Colombia, Eblis Álvarez is a composer, multi-instrumentalist and singer with a highly personal take on the Latin music scene. He describes this easy-going, quirky set as “a kind of journey from Argentina through to Mexico”, and he uses the varied rhythms of Latin America as a starting point.
There’s everything here from cumbia to reggaeton and Andean huaynos, in an ever-changing fusion in which the insistent percussion is matched against electronica, guitars and the unlikely addition of strings, with prominent use of cello. His vocal work may be nothing remarkable, but from the slinky opening title track to the driving…
…”Cumbia, Eres La Cumbia”, this is an album that succeeds because it’s tuneful, clever and enormous fun. — Guardian
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Bringing to a close the unforgettable 14 date Your Wilderness tour (promoting the band’s 2016 hit album), The Pineapple Thief – led by Bruce Soord, and reinforced by Gavin Harrison on drums and Darran Charles (Godsticks) on guitar – performed an awe-inspiring show at a sold-out Islington Assembly Hall on 11th February 2017.
Where We Stood showcases a tight performance from both band regulars and guests on tracks from Your Wilderness – including In Exile, No Man’s Land and The Final Thing On My Mind – and early classics such as Nothing At Best, Show A Little Love and Simple As That.
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