Traumahelikopter- I Don’t Understand Them At All LP

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Traumahelikopter- I Don’t Understand Them At All LP. Dutch rock ‘n roll dudes with a great band name, Traumahelikopter, fly into a town near you on their sophomore album ‘I Don’t Understand Them At All’. This record is full of alienation directed just the way it should be: outwards, and loudly! The album features a track named ‘Shithole In C’ that sounds just as gloriously fucked as you’d expect. Traumahelikopter cram the entire history of rock ‘n’ roll into one album fusing blues, R&B, beat punk, grunge, punk and contemporary garage rock pretty seamlessly. Ya these guys know what’s up.

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