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The GetDown!
12+ albums
Garage RockLo-FiDenverdeath from above 1979two piece
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http://www.myspace.com/thegetdown303 http://www.thegetdown.net Free Download Of "Snakes & Snails E.P. at http://thegetdown.bandcamp.com/album/snakes-snails-e-p Free download Of "Rats & Vultures E.P." at http://thegetdown.bandcamp.com/album/rats-vultures-e-p -The duo of bass and drums melds dance, blues and a little noise into seriously fun music. -Denver Post Reverb, Aaron Collins -Their songs draw as much from the Northwest sound of Tacoma acts like the Sonics and the Wailers as they do from Delta blues and the rock-and-roll cataclysm that burst forth from Michigan in the late 1960s. -Westword, Tom Murphy -The GetDown! were a welcome surprise, delivering exactly the sort of unkempt and fuzzed-out stuff I usually like to hear. -Alex Edgeworth -The Getdown, had a DFA 1979 thing going on. The duo utilize a bass and drums as well, and have great potential. -Cause=TIme, Julio Enriquez -Grimy, muddy, and rowdy. -The Advocate, Laura Webb -You guys are not my favorite two-piece band. -Daniel Pope -Lawlors vocal attack to the ears comes through a seemingly thick cloud of cigarette smoke and garage fumes while Nelsens drumming holds the music together with is unpredictable rhythm. -The Advocate, Laura Webb -The Get Down plays dirty rock and roll that brings to mind The White Stripes in their early years. Fuzzed out and sweaty. -Denver Daily News, Gene Davis User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
