The Dunhill Blues - The Big Shake Up! LP 200s but in his own words

but in his own words “the pandemic and the death of my aunt Carmen intersected with the original concept so the album is darker than intended in places

but what it did was infuse a melancholic seam into the band's songwriting

while their only instrumental ‘Entropy’ calls in guitarist and unofficial Brick Dave Warren to send the TR-808 into the stratosphere

—Matthew Worley

is on display on tracks like the urgent 8-bit take on To Live and Die in L

The Dunhill Blues - The Big Shake Up! LP 200s but in his own wordsIts been 19 years in the making but those purveyors of total trash, cheap suits and good times, The Dunhill Blues, have gotten around to album number 6. or is it number 11?? Who knows but we do know that now is the time for The Big Shake Up! The Big Shake Up Vol. 2 is overflowing with their trade marked ragged guitars, freaked out keys, fuzzed up bass and stumbling beats. And is top loaded with 13 deadbeat hits about getting sick, the cats thought