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The State of Things: Parental Advisory

Search: Sundown On The Empire
by: Reverend & The Makers

Release Date September 17, 2007
There has always been a select group of bands who attempt to make rock music you can dance to. Some might say The Stone Roses and Happy Mondays kicked it all off back in the 80's. Then you've got bands like The Music, Franz Ferdinand and more recently the Klaxons setting the standard nowadays. A new band that has emerged on to the scene in the last year that is doing the same sort of thing is Reverend and the Makers. Yes they still have the thumbing bass lines to fill the dance floors across the country. But as their debut album `State of things' shows, they also have the ingredients to make themselves standout. Most notably, along with the usual singer, guitarist, bassist and drummer; they have 2 keyboardists to add some more grooves and ... Read More:

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The State of Things: Parental Advisory [VINYL]

Search: Sundown On The Empire
by: Reverend & The Makers

Release Date September 24, 2007
There has always been a select group of bands who attempt to make rock music you can dance to. Some might say The Stone Roses and Happy Mondays kicked it all off back in the 80's. Then you've got bands like The Music, Franz Ferdinand and more recently the Klaxons setting the standard nowadays. A new band that has emerged on to the scene in the last year that is doing the same sort of thing is Reverend and the Makers. Yes they still have the thumbing bass lines to fill the dance floors across the country. But as their debut album `State of things' shows, they also have the ingredients to make themselves standout. Most notably, along with the usual singer, guitarist, bassist and drummer; they have 2 keyboardists to add some more grooves and depth ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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State of Things

Search: Sundown On The Empire
by: Reverend & The Makers

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There has always been a select group of bands who attempt to make rock music you can dance to. Some might say The Stone Roses and Happy Mondays kicked it all off back in the 80's. Then you've got bands like The Music, Franz Ferdinand and more recently the Klaxons setting the standard nowadays. A new band that has emerged on to the scene in the last year that is doing the same sort of thing is Reverend and the Makers. Yes they still have the thumbing bass lines to fill the dance floors across the country. But as their debut album `State of things' shows, they also have the ingredients to make themselves standout. Most notably, along with the usual singer, guitarist, bassist and drummer; they have 2 keyboardists to add some more grooves and depth to their ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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State of Things [Australian Import]

Search: Sundown On The Empire
by: Reverend and the Makers

Release Date October 08, 2007
There has always been a select group of bands who attempt to make rock music you can dance to. Some might say The Stone Roses and Happy Mondays kicked it all off back in the 80's. Then you've got bands like The Music, Franz Ferdinand and more recently the Klaxons setting the standard nowadays. A new band that has emerged on to the scene in the last year that is doing the same sort of thing is Reverend and the Makers. Yes they still have the thumbing bass lines to fill the dance floors across the country. But as their debut album `State of things' shows, they also have the ingredients to make themselves standout. Most notably, along with the usual singer, guitarist, bassist and drummer; they have 2 keyboardists to add some more grooves and depth to their music. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Remixed [7" VINYL]

Search: Sundown On The Empire
by: Reverend & The Makers

Release Date March 24, 2008
There has always been a select group of bands who attempt to make rock music you can dance to. Some might say The Stone Roses and Happy Mondays kicked it all off back in the 80's. Then you've got bands like The Music, Franz Ferdinand and more recently the Klaxons setting the standard nowadays. A new band that has emerged on to the scene in the last year that is doing the same sort of thing is Reverend and the Makers. Yes they still have the thumbing bass lines to fill the dance floors across the country. But as their debut album `State of things' shows, they also have the ingredients to make themselves standout. Most notably, along with the usual singer, guitarist, bassist and drummer; they have 2 keyboardists to add some more grooves and depth to their music. ... Read More: