The Maybellines Edmonton, Alberta
The Maybellines were a roots rock, alt-country band from Edmonton Canada from 1995-1998. These are the unreleased recordings from 1998 for their first full length that never saw the light of day.
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Punk energy with massive hooks. I first heard of this band and this album three days ago and I’ve listened to it at least five times. Right in my musical wheelhouse, best new thing I’ve heard in years. Hollywood Junkyard, Dig Your Hips, Be My Enemy, Death Train, I could keep going. All great.
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Just saw them at RippleFest in Austin. Great live band! Really like this Demo album- sounds great on vinyl. Slightly different sound to the vocals, which I liked quite a bit. Music fantastic.
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