The Routes are based in Oita, Japan. Their traditionalist approach celebrates blues, the British invasion, and 60s American psych/garage punk.
https://www.facebook.com/theroutes/
Label: Groovie Records
Tracks: 1. At The Bottom 03:55 2. Don't Talk On Down To Me 02:52 3. El Asesino 03:10 4. It's My Time 02:44 5. Skeletons 03:02 6. Unkind 02:21 7. You Ain't Got Soul 02:52 8. Day And Night 03:12 9. Better Off 02:44 10. Into A Hole 03:30 11. Don't Wanna Know Your Name 03:13
about: The Routes are one of, if not THE best garage outfit out there today, and their new album SKELETONS just confirms it. So forget about the bands hiding their inadequacies behind tons of effects and divert your attention with their flashy costumes. Forget about the bands who claim to be a garage band, but play a wimpy mix of shoegaze and light pop. You can even forget about the multitude of garage bands who got the right idea and gear but fail to deliver. This is the real deal! Eleven songs that only rely on raw talent, raw power, and raw production (and the scuzziest fuzz guitar sound you've ever heard) to deliver some of the best garage punk tunes this side of '66.
originally released 2015 released March 25, 2020 (on Bandcamp)
The Routes are based in Oita, Japan. Their traditionalist approach celebrates blues, the British invasion, and 60s American psych/garage punk.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.facebook.com/theroutes/
Label: Groovie Records
Tracks:
1.
At The Bottom 03:55
2.
Don't Talk On Down To Me 02:52
3.
El Asesino 03:10
4.
It's My Time 02:44
5.
Skeletons 03:02
6.
Unkind 02:21
7.
You Ain't Got Soul 02:52
8.
Day And Night 03:12
9.
Better Off 02:44
10.
Into A Hole 03:30
11.
Don't Wanna Know Your Name 03:13
about:
The Routes are one of, if not THE best garage outfit out there today, and their new album SKELETONS just confirms it. So forget about the bands hiding their inadequacies behind tons of effects and divert your attention with their flashy costumes. Forget about the bands who claim to be a garage band, but play a wimpy mix of shoegaze and light pop. You can even forget about the multitude of garage bands who got the right idea and gear but fail to deliver. This is the real deal! Eleven songs that only rely on raw talent, raw power, and raw production (and the scuzziest fuzz guitar sound you've ever heard) to deliver some of the best garage punk tunes this side of '66.
originally released 2015
released March 25, 2020 (on Bandcamp)