Name: The Sonic's Boom
Brand: Night Beats

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HVNLP167

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Limited edition

Release date

2019-04-13

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PIAS

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5400863005368

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1 / Extended format: No / LP / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

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Night Beats

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Psychedelic

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Heavenly

Heavenly is a renowned music label that was founded in 1989 by Jeff Barrett, former press officer of Creation Records. With the addition of Martin Kelly and Robin Turner, Heavenly has become not only a record label but also a management and promotions company. While their releases have been distributed by various companies over the years, including Columbia Records and Deconstruction, Heavenly became part of the EMI Music Group from 2000 to 2009. Since 2010, their releases have been licensed to and distributed by various labels.

In addition to their music releases, Heavenly has allocated catalog numbers for non-music projects such as sculptures, exhibitions, books, merchandising catalogs, club events, and more. These unique projects showcase the diverse creative endeavors that Heavenly supports.

With an impressive history spanning over three decades in the music industry, Heavenly continues to be a driving force in discovering and promoting talented artists across different genres.

Night Beats is a psychedelic garage rock band hailing from Seattle, Washington, USA. The band was formed in 2009 by Danny Lee Blackwell and has since become known for their unique sound and captivating live performances.
With influences ranging from 60s garage rock to blues and punk, Night Beats have created a distinct musical style that sets them apart from other bands in the genre. Their music is characterized by gritty guitar riffs, hypnotic rhythms, and haunting vocals.
Although the lineup has changed over the years, Danny Lee Blackwell remains as the sole permanent member of Night Beats. His passion for music and dedication to his craft shine through in every song he creates.

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Tip-on sleeve. Night Beats Perform The Sonics 'Boom. Few artists loom larger in the garage-rock legend than the Sonics. With raunchy, cult classics such as Shot Down and He's Waitin' off their 1966 album, Boom, the pioneering band staked their claim on rock ‘n roll, putting the Pacific Northwest scene on the map and cementing their place as heroes for future generations. Those that followed include Danny Lee Blackwell’s Night Beats, a group with its own underground origins as well as a direct, fuzz and feedback-coated link between the impact of the Sonics and their own potent sound. It’s this connection that led Night Beats to record Boom in its entirety, a proper homage to their musical forbearers. Blackwell, along with an arsenal of ace musicians manage to maintain the spirit of original recordings like Cinderella, Don't You Just Know It and a particularly unhinged version of Louie Louie, while injecting their own brand of earth-quakin’ soul-shakin, maximum R&amp;B. Blackwell takes the lead on vocals and guitar, interpreting Gerry Rosalie’s mean scream with ease. Mike Brandon holds things down on drums as his partner in crime, bass genius Nate Ryan, while Julien O’neill grooves things up on keys and Joe Santa Maria wails on the horns. Finishing touches come from Marlon Rabenreither on acoustic guitar, plus Cole Alexander and Dan Gerbang on backing vocals—all working together to keep the Sonics' legacy intact, even as they tear the whole place down. Next time you hear a loud boom and your windows rattle, it’s probably a sonic boom alright; but on the other hand, it might just be “The Sonics Boom.”

The Sonic's Boom

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