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they played occasionally prog-leaning 16th-not boogie metal that flashed back to Cactus

"I wanted to do the opposite of my previous LP

and Ozzy's dramatic charisma condensed into a sound all it's own

Kathleen had not released an album since Le Tigre's This Island (2004)

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Mike Krol Is Never Dead: the First Two Records TCC they played occasionally prog-leaning 16th-notVinyl LP pressing. On Mike Krol Is Never Dead: The First Two Records, we catch up with the past, that is. Indeed, Turkey, released in 2015, is Chapter 3 of the Krol saga; here, finally, are it's long lost predecessors. Self released in 2011, I Hate Jazz was the opening salvo of World War Krol. Only 500 copies were pressed; they were given away to anyone who showed interest (and many who showed none whatsoever). Including Krol classics like "Fifteen