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Album review: THE BLUES OVERDRIVE – Clinch
Gateway Music [Release date 26.05.15] Danish band The Blues Overdrive explore deep grooves in a minimalist framework to emphasize the essential elements of a song, albeit they are better at the power of suggestion than actual resolution. ‘Clinch’ is an … Continue reading
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Tagged album, Andreas Andersen, blues, Clinch, Duke Robillard, Eric Burdon, grooves, guitar, J.J. Cale, Joel Patterson, Martin Olsen, review, swamp, The Blues Overdrive
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