This Must Be The Place hard rock demos and backing vocals Glenno

demos and backing vocals Glenno - guitar and vocals John Irish - drums and ginger beer Keith Hamlyn - secret weapon

At the time of its release in 2002 - and prior to their name change - the band were known as Pacifier and their self-titled album was quick to gain huge success and hit #1

Hip-Hop lost a talented wordsmith in Fred The Godson last year

the band is picking up right where they dropped us on the flip side

This Must Be The Place hard rock demos and backing vocals GlennoCOLOUR: Purple Smoke EXTRAS: Indie Exclusive Prolific Michigan producer Apollo Brown transposed the happiness hes found in his career, family, and circle of friends into his latest album: This Must Be the Place. Browns first instrumental project since the grimy noir, Thirty Eight (2014), This Must Be the Place is a continuation of the celebrated Clouds (2011) and a departure from it. Clouds was melancholic boom bap made for the fall, the soundtrack to