PISSED JEANS - Why Love Now LP d-beat "Walk in Cold" shifts vocally

"Walk in Cold" shifts vocally to something a little more baritone and post-punk (culminating later in the Big Black-ish "Live Wire")

12 tracks driven by the schizophrenic Diatron organ of Alex Romera and powerfull fuzz chords trough the fingers of Mr Fiuza

Original live re-score composed and performed by MORRICONE YOUTH

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