and the always incredible Joe Chambers on Drums and percussion
Check out the big ones - "Rehab" and the Ghostface and non-Ghostface versions of "You Know I'm No Good" - and you'll see what I mean
It's evident that Fugazi were a force to be reckoned with even from the start
" and "Twice Inna Lifetime
their first teacher was their father
Band Of Horses: Why Are You OK Vinyl LP Sounds Of Japan Vinyl and the always incredible JoeBen Bridwell and gang return with Why Are You OK, the South Carolina based (formed in Seattle) indie rockers 5th studio album. Mirage Rock from 2012, Bridwell admits, is a creation from a raw performance aspect, but for Why Are You Ok, the band writes tighter, more polished songs: with this one we really kind of spared over every single damn detail of it. The biggest draw of standout tracks like In A Drawer, Whatever, Wherever, Dull Times The Moon,