1. |
Lost
02:36
|
|
||
2. |
So confused
03:05
|
|
||
3. |
Ballad of a liar
02:20
|
|
||
4. |
I'm not important to you
02:38
|
|
||
5. |
Pitch me out
02:39
|
|
||
6. |
On the run
02:47
|
|
||
7. |
What's on your mind
02:10
|
|
||
8. |
Better than me
03:24
|
|
||
9. |
I should be ashamed
02:16
|
|
||
10. |
Not this time
02:30
|
|
||
11. |
One more reason
02:38
|
|
||
12. |
Backdoor city blues
02:45
|
|
The Backdoor Society Italy
The music of The Backdoor Society is strongly influenced by the Dutch Beat sound represented by bands like Outsiders and
Q65, by whom they were inspired to write their own originals.
If you love Dutch Beat, the wild sixties R&B and the “Stones-like ballads” you can’t help but be impressed by the Backdoor S
... more
If you like The Backdoor Society, you may also like:
Ridiculously cool and hooky post-punk from Frankie Broyles of Deerhunter/Omni's early 2010s group.
go to album
Great, wild post-punk from this Chicago duo who wrap bent-wire guitars around lockstep rhythms and wry, sarcastic vocals.
go to album
Hip-swinging, finger-snapping post-punk with a bubblegum garage soul from Scottish "laptop rock" duo Memes.
go to album
Sing In A World That's Falling Apart
by Black Lips
The Black Lips return with a record that draws heavily on country music, spiking it with their time-tested irreverence.
go to album
Baby's Gold Death Stadium
by Desert Sharks
A shadowy co-mingling of forceful hooks and fuzzy guitars makes the NYC band's latest a proper gloom-punk affair.
go to album
Old school, melodic punk without frills from this New Orleans band on venerable French label Six Tonnes De Chair Records.
go to album
Super tough hard rock with spoken word interludes and an experimental bent featuring members of San Francisco's early punk band Crime.
go to album
