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Screw the mainstream if you really want to get your rocks off you have to go to the underground. That's just what we plan to do with this series, take some of the best emerging bands that are out blowing away hardcore fans on the underground music scene.

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The Golords
By Goth Brooks

The Golords - California Rock & Roll
Label: Long Beach / Skunk Records
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Tracks:
Motor Inn
Everybody
No Sugar Diet
Blind
All American Man
Little Baby Rosie
The Return of the C.T.'s
See Ya Around
Orange
Good Girls
M.A.
You Gotta Go
In Japan
The Golords
Buy the CD and Get to know The Golords by checking out their official website

Holy s---! Someone, I can't remember who, told me that The Golords' sound leaned towards pop, or power-pop, or power-poop, or whatever the hell you want to call they sound. What a sucker I was for believing that. What we have here is loud, dirty rock ala Street Walkin' Cheetahs, New Bomb Turks and kind of even reminds me of Turbonegro at times.

This CD is loaded with surprises, both musically and lyrically throughout the 14 songs contained on this disc, without a bad one in the batch.

I'm noticing "some real genius" in main man Kenji Easley's songwriting here. It doesn't hurt that there's some mighty sweet guitar leads being played here neither. No squeal like a pig, hammer-on, rockstar bulls*** here. Just killer rock & roll that'll knock you the f*** out!


The Golords Bio

After a couple of years of tweaking songs, interchangeable guitarists, and preparations; the debut album is here. "California rock'n'roll" marks the beginning legacy for four devout rock'n'roll fans creating the music that they love.

The Golords were named after a SNL skit that parodied the Thunderbirds; a kids program from the seventies involving marionettes, spaceships, and protecting the universe. Much like the Golords of SNL and the Thunderbirds, the band the golords are here to protect and serve the rock'n'roll community from pre-fab, executive programmed, diluted, over produced, and watered down rock/pop music that we are inundated with on local stations. But don't get them wrong. If someone wanted to put them on a payroll, train them to dance, dress them up , and have them do the four part hip-hop harmony, of course they would oblige. Their work would be much more effective from behind enemy lines.

So now the work is in play. Promotion of the new album, spreading the message to the public that rock'n'roll never went away and that vocals, guitars, bass, drums, and great songs is all you need. Until of course they get a synthesizer, and a horn section. Then, that's all they'll need. Not leaving out new clothes, SUV's, facials, and a house on Maui. But lets not get ahead of our selves, this is after all serious frickin business.

Buy the CD and Get to know The Golords by checking out their official website