Gallon Drunk - The Road Gets Darker From Here mp3

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• Mastered By – Chris v. Rautenkranz
• Mixed By – Johann Scheerer
• Producer – Johann Scheerer

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• Recorded At – Clouds Hill Recordings
• Copyright (c) – Clouds Hill Ltd.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Clouds Hill Ltd.

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The Road Gets Darker from Here is the seventh album by Gallon Drunk, released May 7, 2012, through the Clouds Hill label. Gallon Drunk. Terry Edwards saxophone, maracas, bass guitar. James Johnston vocals, guitar, bass guitar, piano, organ. Ian White drums, maracas, tambourine. Production and additional personnel. Chris Von Rautenkranz mastering. Johann Scheerer production. Album 2012 9 Songs. More by Gallon Drunk. A Thousand Years - Single. You Made Me - Single. The Speed of Fear Live in Honfleur - EP. Hanging On. Gallon Drunk, James Johnston. The Big Breakdown. I Just Can't Help But Stare. Not that Gallon Drunk would have a problem with scaring the masses. In fact, they seem to relish their outsider bent, drawing a line through fellow purveyors of incandescent indecency and fringe fame, from Howlin Wolf and drugstore cowboys The Gun Club to the whiskey sodden Pogues and grating sexbeasts Grinderman. A former cohort of Nick Cave, as a one-time member of the Bad Seeds, Johnston carouses through the eight tracks on The Road Gets Darker From Here the bands seventh album since their 1992 debut in the way only a true punk can. He croons with little concern for the casual listene. Listen free to Gallon Drunk The Road Gets Darker From Here You Made Me, Hanging On and more. 8 tracks 36:58. From the new album THE ROAD GETS DARKER FROM HERE. Gallon Drunk : The Road Gets Darker,альбом, рецезия, трек-лист, mp3, тексты песен. Play jigsaw puzzles for free Home. You Made Me, 03:56. Hanging On, 03:59. And that something is Gallon Drunk's The Road Gets Darker From Here. And what else could it be. The unholy row contained here summons up the spirit of Link Wray in all his distorted, ripped-cone glory along with spectral voodoo of Screamin' Jay Hawkins force-fed through a jet engine and amplified through a sky-scraper sized Marshall stack. The drunken swagger of 'Stuck In My Head' collides with 'You Made Me''s gloriously sleazy ramalama as elsewhere, 'I Just Can't Help But Stare' conjures up burlesque visions as seen through the bottom of an empty vodka bottle. New Album Releases. Juice WRLD