Savage Garage Punk 60s-style

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Straight Home	2:52
2		I Can Beat Your Drum	3:41
3		Strangled	2:54
4		Bones By My Bedside	2:29
5		No One Knows Where My Wild Seeds Are Sown	2:44
6		Tell Me Pretty Baby	2:52
7		You Put Me On	1:51
8		Sidewinder Crawl	2:21
9		I Take What I Want	3:07
10		Like What, Me Worry?	3:11
11		Let's Dance	1:56
12		Knockin' On Gravestones	1:57
13		Bones By My Bedside (Manic Maraca Mix)	2:28

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Description

The Hexxers crawled out from beneath the fetid SoCal RAB scene to shock and stun an unsuspecting fan base with their primal beat and savage guitar.

Having conquered the modern rockabilly scene with the extraordinary release "Caged Heat", Rockin' Ryan Sagat teamed up with the manic hillbilly from West Virginia, Rip Carson, for some cannibal-style garage punk.

"Freaks With The Savage Beat" is the band's first release. There has not been a record this savage since The Sonics and The Stooges.

Jeff "Kopper" Kopp of GaragePunk.com and The Wayback Machine radio show, when he heard the CD exclaimed:

"This release is going to really turn some heads (and ruin some ears!). It's really refreshing to hear something like this being put out by a new young band. These guys take the late '50s "Desperate Rock'n'Roll" (rockabilly AND R&B) influences and turn 'em inside out, exposing rock'n'roll's stinking, rotting guts. And, just in case you don't think that's sick enough for ya, they then f*@! it up even more by throwing in dashes of Sonics, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, Gories, Oblivians, Mummies, Back From the Grave, and Los Marauders, resulting in some of the most authentic primitive rock'n'roll I've heard in years. These cats could be the Cramps (or maybe at least the Raunch Hands) of the new millennium!!

Get this thing out PRONTO so it can be my #1 pick of the year."