Credits:

Bruce Springsteen

Description:

The latest release from UK cult favorite drunken middle-aged punk duo Three Ford Mods! The cult UK punk duo Threeford Mods, Jason Williamson and Andrew Fearn, have released their long-awaited latest album on the Rough Trade label, which is their sixth album following their best of the year album, which debuted at number 10 in the UK. Spare Ribs" was recorded over three weeks in their hometown of Warehouse, Nottingham during a lockdown, and features up-and-coming punk artist Billy No Mates on the lead single "Mork n Mindy", as well as the punk-tinged "Mork" from Melbourne, and the punk-rocking "Mork" from the UK's biggest punk band, The Sleaford Mods. The album also features Amy Taylor of Melbourne punk band Amir and the Sniffers, also part of Rough Trade, on the first single, "Mork n Mindy" with up-and-coming punk artist Billy Normates.The duo's indignation at the government's sense of entitlement, symbolized by the British government's cavalier response to the new coronavirus crisis, explodes as they say, "Human life is expendable for the elite... We are always in a state of 'spare ribs. We are always in a state of 'Spare Ribs'..." As they say, "We are always in a state of 'Spare Ribs'", the duo's unparalleled dry sense of humor makes this film a scathing criticism of the government, and a great work of resistance.Bruce Springsteen 2002 release The Rising, released in 2002, is the first analog release in 18 years since "Born in the USA" in '84 with his old band, the E Street Band. This is his first album in 18 years, since 1984's "Born in the USA" with his close friend the E Street Band, and while it takes the 9/11 "songs" head-on, it is not at all patriotic in its inspiration. It is a song of loss, grief, despair, and hurt for those who have lost loved ones, offering compassion, salvation, prayer, encouragement, and hope. The album reached #1 on the U.S. album charts.

Tracklisting:

1.Lonesome Day
2.Into the Fire
3.Waitin' On A Sunny Day
4.Nothing Man