The garage-rock bandgasm that is The Almighty Defenders finds the King
Khan And The BBQ Show and the Black Lips in a gospel-inspired
collaboration resulting from the Lips fleeing India and ending up at
Khan's Berlin flat. Their self-titled debut is pretty much just what
you'd expect: distortedly ecstatic call-and-response vocals, 1950s song
structures and the lowest in lo-fi recording. While the music isn't
nearly as memorable as what King Khan, Mark Sultan or the Black Lips
are capable of on their own, there's an infectious vibe of wasted
camaraderie that makes you want to down a bunch of tequila shots and
praise the gods of garage in the best way possible: starting a band of
your own. The Almighty Defenders should go over well with the bands'
current congregations. but I doubt we'll see many new converts -Eye WeeklyThe Almighty Defenders - S/T
The garage-rock bandgasm that is The Almighty Defenders finds the King
Khan And The BBQ Show and the Black Lips in a gospel-inspired
collaboration resulting from the Lips fleeing India and ending up at
Khan's Berlin flat. Their self-titled debut is pretty much just what
you'd expect: distortedly ecstatic call-and-response vocals, 1950s song
structures and the lowest in lo-fi recording. While the music isn't
nearly as memorable as what King Khan, Mark Sultan or the Black Lips
are capable of on their own, there's an infectious vibe of wasted
camaraderie that makes you want to down a bunch of tequila shots and
praise the gods of garage in the best way possible: starting a band of
your own. The Almighty Defenders should go over well with the bands'
current congregations. but I doubt we'll see many new converts -Eye WeeklyNo TrackBacks
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