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Shrag 'Devastating Bones' Vinyl 7"
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Shrag 'Devastating Bones' Vinyl 7"
£3.99
Taken from the band's third long-player Canines, Shrag's new single Devastating Bones is due for release on 10 September. Heralding them as one of the most exciting British bands around, Devastating Bones is a sordidly salacious stomper, fizzing with energy and raw emotion.
Shrag's Bob Brown says this about the song: "I wanted to do a glam song. A proper, chant-along, fist-punching glam song. I was born in the epicentre of glam rock - Wolverhampton, so it seemed a natural thing to do.
Of course in the end it sounds like a Shrag song but that's a good thing too! And it's possibly the only pop song in history to mention the word 'Ischium'".Helen King, the band's lyricist, describes Devastating Bones as; a filthy song about lust and summer, and wanting someone with a weaker mind than oneself
Tracklisting:
1. Devastating Bones
2. Broken Glass And Fingernails
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