Exbats - Now Where Were We spo-notify-me-disabled The artistic impact of The
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The artistic impact of The Damned rivals that of The Clash and The Sex Pistols but
Even that description fails to truly cover the broad sweep of influences which can be heard in their music
Valdaudr is something different as new vocalist Vald (also known from his works with Blood Red Throne) has a totally different vocal style and even puts on some clean vocals here and there
" to just Ye - just being a reflection of our good
" the version heard here has grown wholly independent of the version found on Lost in the Dream
Exbats - Now Where Were We spo-notify-me-disabled The artistic impact of TheOn Now Where Were We, The Exbats hit the ground running like a dystopian garage rock version of the Shangri Las, or like a message to the future from the pre Velvet Underground doo wop wannabe Lou Reed. The album rings bright, like a beacon in the wilderness: eminently, effortlessly catchy, and loaded with buoyant choruses that rank alongside the best chart toppers launched by the Brill Building or Phil Spector's Wall of Sound. Kenny McClain and his
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