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March 21, 2020

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The Exbats Kicks, Hits and Fits Punk Rock Theory

The Exbats

Kicks, Hits and Fits

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Built around the father/daughter duo of drummer/vocalist Inez McLain and guitarist Kenny McLain and rounded out by bassist Bobby Carlson, The Exbats are a band that look to the past on ‘Kicks, Hits and Fits’. The twelve songs that make up their third album all have equal amounts of punk rock energy and timeless pop sensibilities that have more to do with 60ies girl groups and bands like the Monkees and the Hollies than anything that is being produced now

The Exbats have the hooks and the melodies down pat, got rid of everything that isn’t entirely necessary and as a result, ended up with twelve lean slabs of bubblegum garage punk that are already a fun enough way to spend some time. Every now and then though, they whip out a song that’s a cut above the rest like opening track ‘You Don’t Get It (You Don’t Got It)’ or the gentle encouragement that is ‘Wet Cheeks’ and make the whole thing even better.

 

Track listing:

  1. You Don't Get It (You Don't Got It)    
  2. Funny Honey    
  3. Doorman    
  4. Good Enough For You    
  5. Maven of the Crafts    
  6. Wet Cheeks    
  7. Put Down Your Fights    
  8. Try Burning This One    
  9. Immediate Girl    
  10. Florida    
  11. Hey Hey Hey    
  12. I Got The Hots For Charlie Watts
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