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VINYL FORMAT. Cage the Elephant is a Bowling Green, Kentucky-based five piece band consisting of Matt Shultz (vocals) hsi brother Brad (guitar) and their friends Daniel Tichenor (bass), Lnicoln Parish (guitar) and Jared Champion (drums). Matt, Brad and Daniel grew up on an alternative religious commune started by their ex-hippie parents. Pop music was strictly forbidden so theirdiscovery of key punk and rock influences was covert and somewhat recent. The essence of Jimi Hendrix, Green Day, White Stripes an... [ read more ]
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Zoey Van Goey, like many other bands before them, were a product of serendipity and cosmopolitan wanderlust: hailing from Canada, Ireland and England, they finally coalesced around the verdant cloisters of Glasgow University in 2006. With The Cage Was Unlocked we find bandits and buried treasure co-existing with tales of TEFL students teaching in Fukuyama; dark ruminations on the coming apocalypse alongside romantic kidnap ballads; a surreal journey that's as melodically whimsical as it is structurally com... [ read more ]
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The Def Jux debut full-length from long-running hip hop favorite Cage. The savagely raw and uncompromising imagery that made Cage a rap legend is in full force, where his narratives showcase everything from watching his father shoot heroin to the violence of his own addictions, stints in mental institutions, and the tumultuous days spent cutting an album for Columbia. Fourteen tracks featuring production from EL-P, DJ Shadow, RJD2, Blockhead, Camu Tao, and DJ Pawl, and guest spots from Jello Biafra, Daryl ... [ read more ]
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