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Produced by Nick Launay (Nick Cave, Arcade Fire) and recorded at Sunset Sound, 2018's Wrong Creatures returned to the core of Black Rebel Motorcycle Club's alchemy, yet plunged the knife in even further. From the Cave-esque murder balladry of "Haunt" to the garage punk of "Little Thing Gone Wild," it runs the gamut allowing the band to flex every muscle in their armor. Wrong Creatures takes a journey throughout rock's history, taking unlikely twists and turns, both peppered with historic influences but also having one foot firmly in the present. Their biggest focus here remains in developing their own musicianship, never resting on their laurels. "We caught some cool performances on this record," Peter Hayes said.
Produced by Nick Launay (Nick Cave, Arcade Fire) and recorded at Sunset Sound, 2018's Wrong Creatures returned to the core of Black Rebel Motorcycle Club's alchemy, yet plunged the knife in even further. From the Cave-esque murder balladry of "Haunt" to the garage punk of "Little Thing Gone Wild," it runs the gamut allowing the band to flex every muscle in their armor. Wrong Creatures takes a journey throughout rock's history, taking unlikely twists and turns, both peppered with historic influences but also having one foot firmly in the present. Their biggest focus here remains in developing their own musicianship, never resting on their laurels. "We caught some cool performances on this record," Peter Hayes said.
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Wrong Creatures
Artist: Brmc ( Black Rebel Motorcycle Club )
Format: Vinyl
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Vinyl
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DISC: 1

1. DFF
2. Spook
3. King of Bones
4. Haunt
5. Echo
6. Ninth Configuration
7. Question of Faith
8. Calling Them All Away
9. Little Thing Gone Wild
10. Circus Bazooko
11. Carried from the Start
12. All Rise

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Produced by Nick Launay (Nick Cave, Arcade Fire) and recorded at Sunset Sound, 2018's Wrong Creatures returned to the core of Black Rebel Motorcycle Club's alchemy, yet plunged the knife in even further. From the Cave-esque murder balladry of "Haunt" to the garage punk of "Little Thing Gone Wild," it runs the gamut allowing the band to flex every muscle in their armor. Wrong Creatures takes a journey throughout rock's history, taking unlikely twists and turns, both peppered with historic influences but also having one foot firmly in the present. Their biggest focus here remains in developing their own musicianship, never resting on their laurels. "We caught some cool performances on this record," Peter Hayes said.
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