Thursday, 26 June 2008

Black Lips

Black Lips   
Artist: Black Lips

   Genre(s): 
Rock: Punk-Rock
   Rock
   ROck: Alternative
   



Discography:


Los Valientes Del Mondo Nuevo   
 Los Valientes Del Mondo Nuevo

   Year: 2007   
Tracks: 12


Let it Bloom   
 Let it Bloom

   Year: 2005   
Tracks: 16


We Did Not Know The Forest Spirit Made The Flowers Grow   
 We Did Not Know The Forest Spirit Made The Flowers Grow

   Year: 2004   
Tracks: 12


Black Lips!   
 Black Lips!

   Year: 2003   
Tracks: 14




Playing garage-flavored punk rock with a Southern accent, a messed-up and bluesy sea-purse, and the joyously destructive shock of a 15-year-old with a bag of firecrackers, the Black Lips are an Atlanta-based combo wHO after their debut in 2000 soon developed a report as unmatched of the Peach State's wildest bands. The Black Lips consisted of Cole Alexander on jumper lead vocals, guitar, and mouth harp, Ben Eberbaugh on jumper lead guitar, Jared Swilley on bass part, and Joe Bradley on drums when they released their first single. After a arcsecond single and a fistful of out-of-control live shows that light-emitting diode to them organism prohibited from several Georgia venues, they caught the attention of Greg Shaw at Bomp! Records, wHO signed the band to a recording care. The Black Lips cut their self-titled start album in mid-2002, simply earlier it could be released, Ederbaugh was killed in a junky car chance event when a device driver passing the wrong means crashed into his car at a toll booth. The death occurred only a few years earlier the Black Lips were to rig out on an East Coast and Midwest tour of duty; believing Ederbaugh would receive wanted them to proceed, the band adjust out as a three-piece and made plans to add a young lead guitar player for a more extended tour in 2003, scheduled to support the outlet of the album. The Black Lips jumped to In the Red for the 2005 sweat Countenance It Bloom. Since that time, the band assign out Los Valientes del Mundo Nuevo -- the band's first release for Vice -- and Salutary Bad Not Evil, both in 2007.





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