Despite the exotic name, Brigada Mercy are a Yorkshire-based folk-punk band, and “Roto Chico” is their first quick snatch for the Levellers’ rusting crown.
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Tags: Brigada Mercy, folk, folk-punk, punk, Roto Chico
Published on April 13th, 2009 by Duncan Harris
Published on August 18th, 2008 by The Editor
Wade McNeil takes time off from Alexisonfire to put together Black Lungs and, in the form of Send Flowers, produces one of the most authentic and honest punk albums in years.
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Tags: Alexisonfire, Black Lungs, folk, folk-punk, punk, rock'n'roll, Send Flowers, Wade McNeil
Published on August 7th, 2008 by The Editor
Crusty-punk stalwarts The Levellers return to form with their consciously political tenth studio album, Letters From the Underground.
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Published on August 1st, 2008 by The Editor
Wade McNeil’s Black Lungs will cover you in phlegmy gobbets of folk-punk fury on five UK dates. Take an umbrella?
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Tags: Alexisonfire, alternative, Black Lungs, folk-punk, punk, Send Flowers
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