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Pete Doherty & Wolfman cover

From the Grief Pedigree album (Vinyl Only)
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the 2012 warrenpeace remix of polarbear's big jammie from a few years back
go ahead and grab the 'at home with polar' cd at the speech development homelabs:
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"it's just how it is now, this is the way i wanna live now..."

2. Sky Valley Mistress
Judge's comments: Its a tough competition and Sky Valley Mistress made it through becuase where many acts who had ONE great song, Sky Valley Mistress had consistently top notch tunes.
Consistency isn't a sexy word to sell a band but for a new act to have 3 songs I'd gladly listen to on repeat is a fairly rare event.
Blues with the sound of the Black Belt region but born instead in Blackburn, Lancashire.
They'd fit happily in the CD racks alongside other proponents of the blues, like The Alabama Shakes, and the White Stripes.

Boom One Sound System and lyrical warrior, Roots Iric team up for this Reggae Rockers Digital 45. Steeped in deep roots reggae and conscience lyrics, "Love Cultivation" feat. Roots Iric is a positive, Roots Reggae Rockers that is sure to stay on your playlist for a long time to come. The B-side, "Cultivation Dub" is an uplifting dub from the Empress of Dub, Lady Rae. Lady Rae's version provides a place for a deep meditation with it's psychedelic delays and heavy bass.

3. Slaves
Judge's comments: If the Slaves make it to Glastonbury I'd recommend picking a vantage point a safe distance from the stage. I get the feeling their a band who come with a liberal amount of phlegm and a bruising mosh pit.
"White Knuckle Ride" is a visceral brute of a song from the Pistols meet the Hives rasping guitar riff to the Lydon rasp of the lead singers angry declarations to "Get me the f$%k off this rodeo". Uneasy listening.

Also check out his Prince cover
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