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Get The Fuck Outta Dodge
12+ albums
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Get The Fuck Outta Dodge are James (bass) and Ren (drums) who make garagey/punky/harcorey noise via the gift of big muff, big drums and big mouths. Formed in 2019 as a bit of a piss take, Ren Dodge wanted to learn drums, make a band and record an album before hitting that 40-55 demographic tickbox (he was 39 and a half at the time). Within 4 months they had sleazed out their debut album Climbing Higher, Hitting Harder than King Kong being released via the Laundrette Recording Company. In mid-2020 lockdown dystopia, the duo released a covers album, These Songs Aren’t Ours, recorded remotely via the gift of tin cans connected by string. The album showcases their eclectic influences covering bands from a vast array of genres and a damn fine version of Joe Jackson’s I she really going out with him. September 2020 the We Make The Future Here EP dropped on an unsuspecting public to a prodigious reception. 5 sonic blasts that clock in at just over 5 minutes accompanied by 4 music videos pulled from the ether of the interwebs finest (and cheapest) purveyors of video trickery. Earworms a plenty and short enough that you can listen to it twice in the time it would take you to listen to November Rain or Bat Out of Hell….or even the theme tune to Quantum Leap…maybes The EP stood as an appetite wetter for their forthcoming 2nd album Buzzkill which was released on 30th October 2020. An album jam packed with fat riffs, pounding drums and singalong choruses that embed itself in the cons
top songs
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Its Not Our Fault That Your Boyfriends Stupid
Climbing higher, hitting harder than King Kong
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These Songs Aren't Ours
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These Songs Still Aren't Ours
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Buzzkill
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I Said God Damn!/Red Lorry Yellow Lorry/Hugh Laurie
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Well, If that 1988 action/thriller is a Christmas film, then this is DEFINITELY a Christmas song
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Dodge Coup
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Dodge Does Das Does Dodge
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We Make The Future Here
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Cabin Hole Evil is an anagram of Live in Holbeach
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These Songs Are Other Peoples Songs