Exbats - Now Where Were We spo-notify-me-disabled Features 'I Am One'

Features 'I Am One'

" the version heard here has grown wholly independent of the version found on Lost in the Dream

a move into a more outward looking proposition

The artistic impact of The Damned rivals that of The Clash and The Sex Pistols but

Exbats - Now Where Were We spo-notify-me-disabled Features 'I Am One'On Now Where Were We, The Exbats hit the ground running like a dystopian garage rock version of the Shangri Las, or like a message to the future from the pre Velvet Underground doo wop wannabe Lou Reed. The album rings bright, like a beacon in the wilderness: eminently, effortlessly catchy, and loaded with buoyant choruses that rank alongside the best chart toppers launched by the Brill Building or Phil Spector's Wall of Sound. Kenny McClain and his