1. |
Delightful Canvas
03:29
|
|||
2. |
Radio Rock
02:59
|
|||
3. |
Fessura
04:10
|
|||
4. |
Believe
04:23
|
|||
5. |
Of the Lambs
02:51
|
|||
6. |
Popular
02:36
|
|||
7. |
Fatal Awakening
03:56
|
|||
8. |
Fallen
03:32
|
|||
9. |
Clothed in Fear
04:22
|
|||
10. |
New World Down
06:47
|
|||
11. |
extra
03:21
|
|
The Do Good Badlies Toronto, Ontario
The DGB embody everything that has made rock & roll timeless: raw sounds; big energy; no fear; no limits. Influenced by 70's garage and punk, big classic rock sound, and the current indie rock revolution - this is whisky fuelled, high-energy rock & roll! ... more
The Do Good Badlies recommends:
The Wrong Side Of The Tracks (GB026)
by The Micronite Filters
Hip groovin', soul movin', foot stompin', mind rompin', truth demanding, universe expanding rock and roll... They'll kick your ass and you'll still come back dancin!
go to albumIf you like The Do Good Badlies, you may also like:
Their name is misleading: Nebraska group Uh Oh deliver delightfully raucous, guitar-driven rock & roll with rootsy hooks for days.
go to album
The Rhythm of the City
by John Paul Keith
Classic roots rock with Memphis grit and swagger from singer-songwriter John Paul Keith, on Wild Honey Records.
go to album
I'm You (2019)
by Hallelujah The Hills
The Boston indie rockers return, with their characteristic mix of poignant lyrics and melodies that can turn from delicate to anthemic.
go to album
View From Ghost Tree
by Hands and Knees
The Massachusetts band's eighth album offers a punchy, garage rock-inspired take on classic Americana that's rugged and infectious.
go to album
The band’s gleeful post-punk gets sharper and more endearing on their new record.
go to album
