Empire- Expensive Sound LP ~REISSUE : EX GENERATION X / SUBWAY SECT! Not Bad Houston’s Jane Woe play classic

Houston’s Jane Woe play classic sounding country with twangy guitars and Erin’s empowering voice fits their music so well

Dead Boys) with the thundering sonic energy of early Who and the Kinks

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but the guitars are all thin and undistorted like a Garage band and they don’t really have the Stonesy swagger thing that is the hallmark of the Garage Punk genre

Dead End Kids and loads more…this is a fucking sick package strictly for the scums

Empire- Expensive Sound LP ~REISSUE : EX GENERATION X / SUBWAY SECT! Not Bad Houston’s Jane Woe play classicEmpire Expensive Sound LP. Empire were an offshoot of punk legends Generation X, very influential for the 80s Washington D. C. hardcore scene and UK neo psychedelic scenes, acting as the missing link between new wave and grunge. Expensive Sound was originally released in 1981, their music was raw, bare, warm and distinct from the glacial, antiseptic pop that would dominate that decade. While Empire (who include members of Generation X and Subway Sect)