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well, via the great lamented john peel we were given a run around europe with our rackety post punk noise... as Levellers 5 then Calvin Party,,, Peel sessions n all... now on the 5th album as jd meatyard 'solo' project... new york anti folk and regular shows around uk/europe and 5 star reviews...wow, huh! 'The Batchain Pullers' December 2018 release on Probe Plus ... A big big love to all. ... more
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supported by 14 fans who also own “Who Makes The Wars?”
A long time coming but well worth the wait. Features some of jd's best ever songs and tunes. I can see that my favourite track will aternate a fair bit.
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Four Against Fate
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Who Makes The Wars?”
happy to discover this band lately.great discovering the back catalogue
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The Months I Missed
by Mellorine
The songs on the latest from Mellorine range from bright indie to surging post-rock, centered on earnest vocal melodies.
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A Better Place From Here
by Principium
Gentle, dreamy indie rock from a Texas 5-piece.
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Aussie songwriter Angie McMahon draws on folk and Americana in her rustic songs, full of rich personal details.
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Live In Balsall Heath
by Nightingales
supported by 7 fans who also own “Who Makes The Wars?”
At the moment "I am Grimaldi" is my favourite track, although that could change. A stupendous album. "I can't seem to stop this melancholy' What it means to me can only be expressed by the phrase" Diddy Wah Diddy"
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Who Makes The Wars?”
A work of considerable power and subtlety. Certainly a grower but I was hooked on first listen and it seems to improve on subsequent plays. Well done to everyone involved and good luck for the future, hopefully a long and successful future.
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