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White Knuckle Fever Sydney, Australia
White Knuckle Fever, Sydney's psychobluesabilly two-piece will take you on a ride through a psychotropic hellscape and back in one night. Celia Curtis and 3kShort are a high-energy assault on decency & a paint- by-numbers guide to devil worship. If you've ruined your life with drugs and debauchery, love the greats Lux Interior and Screamin' Jay, you will love White Knuckle Fever. ... more
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This is the sort of punk album 99% of US acts would give their left nut to put out!! And TR brings an outstanding melodic element and some cracking vocals and lyrics! What a great collection of tunes!!! Get this album up ya, and then pass it on to your gen Z kids, mates!!!
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SONG A DAY - January 2016
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I adore the gentle nature, and kind words of Pete telling someone to "shut up, I'm trying to sleep- ALRIGHT!" Just love it!
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Raw and noisy but melodic - the way I like it!
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Chimers takes no prisoners with their relentless angular riffage and stomping-in-the-chest drum beats. To think this came from just 2 people blows the mind. It's not all full-on aural assault either. Knocks back a gear on a couple of tracks to really show the different shades of their songwriting and musicianship. Best long distance driving album by far.
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