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Artist description
The Liberation has an acoustic, roots punk sound with funk and ska like a smack addict. |
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Music Style
Acoustic Punk/Funk with mad Trombone |
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Musical Influences
Fugazi, Chili Peppers, Violent Femmes, Sublime, The Specials, Morphine |
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Similar Artists
Violent Femmes and Morphine |
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Artist History
The Liberation formed out of the primordal soup, Volare, in the punk-rich scene of DC in 2001. Since that time, the group has been fighting for the freedom of the Cuban people from the oppressive US trade embargo. |
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Group Members
John Henry England: in-your-face vocals, crunch guitar;
Johnny Seikaly: mad mad bass;
John Peterson: chopped-down-and-raw sticks, heads and tin;
Chris Desrocher: The world's only punk-trombone |
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Instruments
Acoustic Guitar, Vocals, Bass, Drums, Trombone, Percussion, Organ |
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Albums
The Liberation |
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Press Reviews
"Finally, the world has a replacement for the Count Basie Orchestra"
- DC CityPaper;
"You guys are great!"
- John Henry's Mom;
"You've got to hear these guys!"
- WVAU's DJ Rossstar |
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Location
Washington, DC - USA |
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