Fate & Alcohol (Silver Vinyl) BNPL Excluded That newfound sense of freedom

That newfound sense of freedom lies at the core of Use Me

from drum ‘n’ bass to the most transcendent moments of Britpop -- it’s equally rooted in Le’aupepe’s Samoan heritage

staying strong even in the cloudiest climates

Greenwood's vocals also take centre-stage on the mournful gothic romance of 'Ghosts Over Calvary' and the funeral march elegy of the closing ballad 'Damned and Doomed'

Their search for love and a new housemate transcends the boundaries of the University and their respective disciplines

Fate & Alcohol (Silver Vinyl) BNPL Excluded That newfound sense of freedomAfter three breathtakingly visceral rock n roll records 2009's Post Nothing, 2012s Celebration Rock and 2017s Near to the Wild Heart of Life Vancouver duo Japandroids are ending their story with a fourth and final chapter titled Fate & Alcohol. Brian King (guitar, vocals) and Dave Prowse (drums, vocals) have decided to part ways but not before releasing one last album. At once a return to form and a thrilling step forward, this album is a monument to