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Album review: ELECTRIC SIX – Fresh Blood For Tired Vampyres

Metropolis Records [Release date 07.10.16] American oddballs Electric Six are back with their 12th album in as many years…the strangely titled “Fresh Blood for Tired Vampyres”. To be honest I didn’t know they were still active and only remember them … Continue reading
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Tagged album, Blood for Tired Vampyres, Christopher Tait, Da Ve, Dave Malosh, Dick Valentine, Electric Six, John Nash, Johnny Na$hinal, Metropolis Records, Noah Appel, review, Rob Lower, Tait Nucleus?, Two-Handed Bob, Tyler Spencer
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