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Punk-rock compilations tend to be cost-conscious affairs for all concerned. The labels take some tracks off their recent releases, slap ’em together on a disc with no-frills packaging and sell ’em to the kids for half the price of a regular CD. The bands get exposure, the kids save money, the label sells CDs, everybody’s happy.
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Their name comes from ’60s drug writer William Burroughs. Their approach comes from ’70s drug rockers Hawkwind, cut with some primo Black Sabbath sludge. Their sound comes straight from ’90s stoner-rock gods like Monster Magnet and Nebula. And they’ve gotta be the heaviest Chilean-Swedish-Canadian metal outfit in the world. All hail the dark lords of Roachpowder.
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With some bands, you have to pay close attention to make sure you catch every bit of musical subtlety and lyrical nuance. Sea Of Green are not one of those bands.
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They’re from the punky environs of Santa Barbara. They’re on a punk label. Their members have played in other punk bands — singer-guitarist Joey Cape and drummer Derrick Plourde are from Lagwagon, while bassist Marko 72 hails from The Swingin’ Utters. But make no mistake: Bad Astronaut are not a punk band.
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A new Latin pop star, maybe? Perhaps a leftist Cuban folk ensemble? Not on your life, dude.
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