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Fresh Blood: The Biters
The Biters formed in Atlanta in 2009 after the demise of singer/guitarist Tuk’s previous band, Poison Arrows, and they are, in my opinion, the best American rock and roll band to surface in years. Their first EP came out in March of 2010 and since then they’ve released three more EP’s, the most recent of which, the four-song Last of a Dying Breed, came out in December of last year. The first three EP’s are all out of print, but still available on iTunes. The second and third EPs, It’s Okay to Like the Biters and All Chewed Up, were reissued as a single LP called It’s All Chewed Up, OK? which is still available at their website, you have to buy it on vinyl but it comes with a CD of the songs as well. So the Biters have released 21 songs in less than three years but still no full length album. My worst fear is that a band this good won’t last because there is not enough support for great rock and roll in the United States. The state of rock and roll in America is an embarassment, but luckily a great band like the Biters are keeping rock alive. How could any rock fan resist songs this good? Check out this live performance of “Hang Around” from the first EP:
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