The Pogues "Red Roses for Me" (40th Anniversary) garnish ill peach’s “weirdo stuff” comes

ill peach’s “weirdo stuff” comes to fruition on first full-length THIS IS NOT AN EXIT: a collection of anthemic songs built out of bright pop and gritty experimental elements (Morrissey names the sculptural use of distortion on the final albums by Low as an inspiration)

The album flows like a compilation of sounds for the wounded

Evanescence's fourth album

and Slaughter and The Dogs

Fishgutzzz on upright bass

The Pogues "Red Roses for Me" (40th Anniversary) garnish ill peach’s “weirdo stuff” comesAfter four decades, Red Roses For Me is still celebrated as a groundbreaking debut album from an unlikely group of supposed neer do wells from Londons Kings Cross in the convulsive aftermath of the re election of the Thatcher government. The album mashes traditional songs and instrumentals about death and drink, love and London with those of frontman Shane MacGowan's and all fuelled by the punk ethos.