INTERRUPTERS - Fight the Good Fight - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

INTERRUPTERS - Interrupters [COMPACT DISCS] date 03/20/2017

Vinyl LP pressing. After signing with Asylum Records in the early 1970s, Tom Waits recorded a series of acclaimed albums whose noir tales about the after-midnight underworld transformed the seedy into the sublime in songs laced with both dark humor and profound longing. Decades and several musical evolutions later, Waits' Asylum years still hold a special place in the hearts of many fans. Waits' first seven albums on Asylum have been remastered and will be re-released via Anti-Records. 1978's Blue Valentine is a big departure from earlier Waits albums. Trading the piano for the guitar, the singer/songwriter is getting rawer and bluesier and the title track is a great example of this. Waits is in transition here, so you also get a stunning orchestrated rendition of Gershwin's InchSomewhere,Inch and the beautiful piano ballad, InchKentucky Ave.,Inch but you also get the juke joint swagger of InchRomeo Is BleedingInch and InchWhistlin Past the Graveyard.Inch This is also the record that contains one of Waits' most popular songs ever, InchChristmas Card from A Hooker in Minneapolis.Inch

Vinyl LP pressing. The INTERRUPTERS are an L.A. based four-piece bound by their rebel spirit and deep love of punk, rock, ska and 2 Tone. They make super high-energy rock -n-roll that's equal parts catchy and confrontational. Their third album, Fight The Good Fight, was produced by Rancid's Tim Armstrong and released on his Hellcat imprint for Epitaph Records. The album features front-woman Aimee Interrupter, guitarist Kevin Bivona, bassist Justin Bivone and drummer Jesse Bivona, spitting out lyrics that take on matters as thorny as family, friendship, martial law and loyalty, while churning out bouncing rock-steady rhythms and snarly guitar riffs.