Fling Down Jezebel
States the Obvious
Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt
Tasty modern rock with ker-plunk snare drums. Nice and fuzzy guitars Imagine Seven Day Jesus and Plankeye getting together for a jam session of Human covers. "After All These Things" sounds like a Brother Cane song with whispered vocals. While it may sound like they're all over the map with this description, the band pretty much stays with their sound throughout, with a mid-to-slow tempo and occasional double-time rhythm. To order, send $12 (plus $3 s&h) to: 145 Lowry Ln, Wilmore KY 40390
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