which allows them to fit in perfectly even when they don't - the speedy
songwriter and guitarist for the Bakelite Age / Meanies) and Lochie Cavigan (Bakelite Age) decided to take the best elements from 60's/70's heavy rock n roll and fuse them into a heavy garage psych band that would become SGR
but we love her just the same
etc) and have been covered by numerous bands who worship them as 60s punk Gods
Stop Breaking Down is probably the truest and best cover of Robert Johnson ever
SLEAFORD MODS - English Tapas LP metal which allows them to fitHighly recommended. For ENGLISH TAPAS, theyve upsized from Nottingham imprint Harbinger Sound to one of the most storied independent labels in history, Rough Trade. But vocalist Jason Williamson and producer Andrew Fearn still keep their gaze fixed in the direction of the discount aisle, bards of a Great Britain that is not in fact great, but sloppy, shallow, self important, and wholly lacking in taste. Pitchfork