Swingin' Utters "Here, under protest" CD (DigiPac)

(After an 8-year break, finally a complete album from Johnny Peebucks and his Swingin' Utters. The band's sound has matured greatly again, the 14 tracks of "Here, under protest" show an astonishing variety. Due to the changing vocals (almost all of the Utters pick up the microphone again), but also in terms of the musical range: from relaxed acoustic numbers with country basics like "Scary brittle frame" to melodic summer catchy tunes like "Kick it" or "Effortless Amnesiac" and Celtic - Hymns like "Lepers, Thieves, And Whores" to angry punk fighters like "Red and blues and beggars", "Heavy head", "Taking the long way" etc. the Utters palette ranges, musically always very confident and wonderfully complementary. SF quality street punk of the varied variety, an absolutely well-rounded album. The CD version is released in the neat DigiPac. Fat Wreck 2011)

(After an 8 year hiatus, San Francisco's own Utters give us a brand new full length album! Filled with 14 brilliant little nuggets, "Here, under protest" is the bands most varied release. Matured and mellow (in a very good way) , but still angry and honest. A high quality melting pot of their unique Bay area streetpunk as basic and topped with Country, Celtic and other well fitting influences. Fat Wreck 2011)

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