Jade Hairpins - Get Me the Good Stuff kyle dixon reconnecting with the core the

reconnecting with the core the band’s songwriting essence in the process

as I had just come home from a European tour with another music project and wanted to invest into and focus on this collaboration with Frankie

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the album was recorded in Tokyo except for the "Iroha Ni Konpeitou" title track which was recorded in NYC with an all-star line-up consisting of Rick Marotta

Jade Hairpins - Get Me the Good Stuff kyle dixon reconnecting with the core theJade Hairpins waste no time fulfilling their second albums titular demand. From its harmony drenched opening note to its baroque anthemic conclusion, Get Me the Good Stuff is positively loaded with musical ideas, an absurdist buffet of sound and aesthetic that comes with one hell of a floorshow as the Hairpins stack those ideas higher and higher, almost daring them to crash to the floor. Instead, those elements punksploitation, power pop, baggy, funk,