Growing in spades since their EP, Passover showcases a band on the make.

In early 2006, the band’s self-titled debut EP was dubbed highly recommended in Spin Magazine while receiving heavy radio airplay on such influential stations as KEXP and BBC Radio 1 by Zane Lowe. Don’t lose track, these are caring times as well.įormed in 2004 and hailing from the mescaline-infused outskirts of Austin, Texas, this gang of musical misfits has been on the road non-stop since their birth, performing at such renowned venues as Sin-e, Middle East, and Spaceland. Passover, The Black Angels debut album, speaks of real-life horrors, death, and destruction with doses of love, sex, and healing. We are surrounded by grit, spit, and bloody war, but in the distance moving forward is The Black Angels. VISIONARIES, TRAILBLAZERS, OUTLAWS, SONIC ASTRONAUTS, WITCHES, WIZARDS, SLUDGELORDS, VIXENS, NOISE MONGERS, GENIUSES & BEAUTIFUL WEIRDOS that you should hear before you die.These are fighting times, people.'Alcohol kills more people annually than crack, coke, and heroin combined.' -Bill Hicks. royalties? Well, as the kids say, whatevs. Once sunshine makers, now, blue sunshine. Some nut ranting, sure, and they actually do make some decent tunes but selling out, selling anything to be used in any sort of advertising/marketing aspect.No wonder Hunter S. When I'm not busy thinking about my young family member(s) sent off to kill women and children in the back in another country, I look to The Black Angels who want me to think for myself but now I can just sit on the couch and get fat and stupid, drinking beer and enjoy commercials on TV. I've looked the other way on other BS this band has given premission or at least, collected a check for use of their music but a beer commercial and the fact that it's young dead men, makes me sick.

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Young Dead Men by The Black Angels used in a beer commercial, PUKE! Bill Hicks must be rolling in his grave.

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