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Black Time- Message From Control Tower 7”

Name: Black Time- Message From Control Tower 7”
Brand: Rehab
SKU: Black Time- Message From Control Tower 7”
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Black Time- Message From Control Tower 7”. Four song offering from our favorite Brits, on the always reliable Rehab Records. "Human Pinball" has our Black Time friends adding The Cramps to the list of bands whose gardens they stumble through, and it’s a serious shot of their signature goo-goo-muck chased with a snort of Electric Eels agitation. On the last tune the trio belt it out in traditional caveman garage-stomp mode and they kick it up an extra notch turning the song into a real listenable freakout instead of just run-of-the-mill no-fi Pussy Galore worship.

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