Repeater is the full-length debut studio album by the American post-hardcore band Fugazi
both Edmund Cake and Geoff Creeting string words together with no small amount of flair
they make strange and interesting choices…futuristic and yet drawn from the same sonic sludge that all mankind derives from they live and breathe early Los Angeles punk vibes while still innovating at every turn there is electricity in this sound they simply rule and what a pleasure to hear the album doesn’t stray far from what makes them just melt it in person recorded perfectly to harness the animal on a nice inanimate slab of plastic you can take home for fans of Screamers
" a lament for McCartney and Jagger-style artists sliding into irrelevance
From its front-cover photo of four hooded hoodlums setting a street ablaze to the incendiary anthems contained inside
Days RATM Repeater is the full-length debutFormed in 1967 68 in Copenhagen, "Days" was a Danish psychedelic progressive rock band featuring Peter Lindhe, John Kjaergaard, Ole Fester, and Lars Reinau. Their repertoire shifted from rock and blues covers to original, lyrical songs influenced by artists such as the Beatles, Procol Harum, and Deep Purple. Their rare album, Days (1970), is filled with impressive prog rock music, including organ and fuzz guitar elements.