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  • posted on Monday, December 6, 2010 @ 2:51 PM | back to the top.
    Frank Turner - "Rock & Roll EP" (2010)



    Frank Turner is former frontman of British post-hardcore band Million Dead and has been making a name for himself with his solo career. Leaving only the sound of hardcore and punk rock sound behind, he has fully embraced the ideals and outlook of the punk rock community and pours it all into a very unique British folk sound that can only be described as "Frank Turner." Songs about love, anti-9:00-5:00, family and friends and never growing up are just a few of the topics often found in Turner's ballads. 

    This EP is the first new recorded material since Turner's third full length record "Poetry of the Deed," which was released early last year. The material featured on this EP is more of what we love from Turner.  He pretty much sticks with what you would expect from him, but there is nothing wrong with that. This is merely wetting our pallets as an appetizer while we wait for the new record to come out. If you are a long time fan of Turner or just finding out about him, pick this and everything up and support him so he can come back to the states. 

    -Kyle

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