New York Dolls "Live in 1973" Bruno Mars "The Romantic" The Living End aim to

The Living End aim to inject some much-needed rock n roll ferocity back into the contemporary music landscape

an overwhelmingly white and racist sundown town on the outskirts of Oklahoma City

The artwork is a nod to Reid Miles and Francis Wolff

Under My Umbrella not only presents Sohn’s gift for complex production

The album opens with “Honey

New York Dolls "Live in 1973" Bruno Mars "The Romantic" The Living End aim toTwelve tracks from the New York Dolls recorded live for TV and radio in 1973, showcasing a raucous rock'n'roll band in their prime. Two cover versions "Hoochie Coochie Man" and "Give Her A Great Big Kiss" were never included on either of the band's two original studio LPs. Comes with full recording details and extensive sleeve notes.