8 thoughts on “ Blowin Cool - Swervedriver - Mezcal Head (CD, Album) ”

1. Limited edition digitally remastered and expanded digipak edition of this album from the British Shoegazing legends featuring four rare bonus tracks ('Never Lose That Feeling', 'Planes Over The Skyline', 'The Hitcher' and 'Paris') and additional liner notes from the band. 16 tracks total. Sony/BMG /5(8).

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2. Blowin' Cool Lyrics. 4. MM Swervedriver’s sophomore album, Mezcal Head, stands as a testament to the genre’s occasional bursts of hell-raising extroversion. Released in , the record.

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3. Watch the video for Blowin' Cool from Swervedriver's Mezcal Head for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. From The Album. Play album Mezcal Head. Swervedriver. 54, listeners. 4 more albums featuring this track Lyrics. White hot.

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4. Swervedriver is an English alternative rock band formed in Oxford in around core members Adam Franklin and Jimmy Hartridge. Mezcal Head is their second album, originally released in The album includes their most successful single 'Duel', which was awarded NME's Single of the Week/5(28).

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5. Right from the opening "For Seeking Heat," one can tell this is one of the hottest albums of -- certainly it's the hottest-produced album. The album explodes with the first onslaught of guitars and keeps up the crackling, monstrous, gargantuan feel thereafter.

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6. Even the most gnashing moments are more melodically driven than previous outings (Mezcal Head's "Blowin' Cool" is a good reference point). Those who thrilled over the band's badass, Stooge-ified sonic assaults might not know what to think of after a couple listens, but taken on its own context, the record ropes you in just as tightly as.

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7. Mezcal Head, an Album by Swervedriver. Released in on A&M (catalog no. 2; CD). Genres: Alternative Rock, Shoegaze.

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8. After the spotty A Change Is Gonna Come - Swervedriver - Mezcal Head promising RaiseEngland's Swervedriver put it all together in a big way. Right from the opening "For Seeking Heat," one can tell this is one of the hottest albums of -- certainly it's the Vacancy - Committee - Committee Ties album.

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