HAMELL ON TRIAL Austin, Texas
Hamell on Trial is loud, fast music informed by politics, intelligence and a wicked sense of humor.
1995-Mercury
Records-Big as Life, The Chord is Mightier Than the Sword.
1997- Choochtown
2003-Righteous Babe Records-Tough Love
2005, Songs For Parents Who Enjoy Drugs.
2007-“The Terrorism Of Everyday Life,” (Edinburgh Fringe Herald Award)
2012-New West Records -The Happiest Man Alive.
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Close my eyes, inject a little vodka into my arm and it's almost as though I'm watching Hamell live again. No place I'd rather be.
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Six Miles From The Sun...Studio
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I've been listening to this recording almost nonstop since receiving it. After reading the liner notes from Jeff Smith, I was stunned to find out that this was such a recent release. The music sounds so classic and timeless, I couldn't believe that it had just been released this year! I've heard many of the songs before, and enjoyed seeing The Hickoids before - and this is a beautiful time capsule. If you like any of the songs, or the artists, or rock & roll, check it out! - Robert Scott
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All The World's A Dressing Room: Live in L.A. 08.24.2018
by Hickoids
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Love the Hickoids! You need to make the artwork for All The World A Dressing Room a shirt. Badass!
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Nothing not to love about the jangly sounds of the Vovos, who blend catchy melodies with whip smart lyrics.
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Introspective bedroom pop with a literary-narrative bent, touching the mundane horrors of everyday life.
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Echo Dancing
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The legendary Alejandro Escovedo returns with another country-rock scorcher.
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Folsom Prison Blues (Live)”
33 years after their first album they still sound like they have something to say.
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