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Bass Drum Of Death at Glasslands Gallery
Two youngish guys playing music which sounds like 70s hard rock, and doing it well. Who deserves the blame for this? The Internet? Somebody's big brother? Or maybe that's just the way it is. Everything seems to get a revival every twenty years or so. Twenty years ago there was Grunge, and in this decade there will be Bass Drum Of Death.
Posted: 4/24/2011 at 3:14pm Tags: Bass Drum Of Death Glasslands Gallery
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