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CHARGERS STREET GANG
Holy The Bop Apocalypse
Straight outta controllsville, by way of Cleveland, comes Holy the Bop Apocalypse, the debut album from the Chargers Street Gang. The pride of Ohio serves up an audio reminder why people loved rock??n??roll music in the first place. Imagine a mix of Detroit Rock City, some of their hometown??s storied musical history (ala Pere Ubu, the Mice and the Dead Boys) with a bit of Stones swagger thrown in resulting in a wild, high-energy record that??s guaranteed to make you move. Recorded at the Sweatbox in Austin, TX, ace producer Tim Kerr captures perfectly the band??s sonic attack. The band has taken their not to be missed live show to the East Coast and Midwest with Rocket from the Crypt. The Chargers Street Gang will soon embark on the road again. Holy the Bop Apocalypse will keep you going til they hit your town. ,The Chargers mix up sounds of MC5, Sun Ra and Stooges and spit it out with the energy that was delivered by the New Bomb Turks on their First Album. Definitely a band to take notice!0/00. Gregg Kostelich- Format
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