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Spunk
Rock. (Huh? Hold that thought) It’s a new year and we’ve
just witnessed The Beatles climb back into Number #1, and rightfully so,
to start the new millennium (we; being of the “Millennium/Century/Decade begins on
the 01 cycle” camp). And, I remember fondly the British Invasion of the mid 60’s
only to be resurrected again in the 2nd British Invasion of the late
70’s/early 80’s. Haven’t kept up lately (mid to late 90’s
house/rave???), but we’ve got a British Import in our hands that says we really
don’t care what the “next” British Invasion holds for these American Shores
- for we here at IndepenDisc are enjoying the Rockin’ Big sound
coming out of Herne Bay, England on the Manic Records Label. Spunk Rock (hang on just a bit more) Wasted EP by Cloud
is 5 songs that draw to mind the Clash style vocal attack of early Joe Strummer, and Mick
Jones guitar hero slashing, but it is taken over quite quickly by the ever lingering Spunk Rock. (Yes, Spunk Rock) Spunk Rock from Spunk Rock It’s hot; It’s Cloud
dancing through 3:30-4:00 minute punk tunes (which should log in at half that length, yet
compact the punch/trip of the heavier 6 to 8 minute and longer [much longer in some cases]
songs of Classic Deep Purple) with reckless abandon as they tug you along for the feel
good musical ride of the new year. Spunk Rock You may never hear it. It may not
manifest itself into a movement of “Invasion” type proportions. No one might
ever take notice of this, but we here at IndepenDisc think you should at
least check it out. These five songs of party inducing music fervor will put a bit of
Spunk into you. And, we can’t think of a better way to start the New
Year/Decade/Century/Millennium... Cloud - Wasted EP
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