Wednesday 'Bleeds' (eco Vinyl LP)

Wednesday 'Bleeds' (eco Vinyl LP)Can a self portrait be a collage? Can empathy be autobiographical? Whats the point of living if were not trying to understand all the horror and humor that surrounds everything? These are a few of the questions lurking under the bleachers of Wednesdays new album Bleeds, an intoxicating collection of narrative heavy Southern rock thatlike many of the most arresting passages from the North Carolina bands highlight reel so farthoughtfully explores the

Philip Tabane" - composed by Malcolm Jiyane and Ayanda Zalekile

inspired by a dream Gum had of driving through the desert in the silver car from Back to the Future

it is transglobal

Seeing It This Way

considered the gateway for many

who shares songwriting credits with Ray Phiri on the only track they released: ‘Turn It Up’ - an eight-minute slice of guitar funk throbbing to a disco beat

Bandleader Zac Little

Issued on the Soweto label (SWA 14013) in 1975

submitting to the song

the anti-colonialist leader of the Popular Union of Cameroon (UPC)

a 16-track record that is genuinely unpredictable from one track to the next: a joyous and unexpected trip helmed by two true-blue freak bitch besties holed up in a lil’ house in the heart of Austin

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