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Band Of Skulls Rock Showdown At Cedar Street

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U.K. rockers Band of Skulls came out smoking at FILTER Magazine’s Showdown at Cedar Street on Thursday, rocking the South by Southwest crowd with fan favorites and new sure-to-be-hits.

Opening with “Sweet Sour,” the title track off their well-received 2012 release, guitarist Russell Marsden and bassist Emma Richardson snarled through the song with crunchy riffs that had the audience’s collective heads nodding.

With drummer Matt Hayward destroying his kit as the clouds broke and the sun shone down on the ivy-lined Cedar Street courtyard, Band of Skulls launched into what Marsden called “the loudest and fastest song we have” with “You’re Not Pretty But You’ve Got It Going On.”

Band of Skulls also ran through “I Know What I Am” and a guitar-pounding version of “Light Of The Morning” off their debut album, Baby Darling Doll Face Honey, with Marsden pulling out a gold Gretsch Anniversary and a White Falcon.

They also played new single “The Devil Takes Care Of His Own.”

For more information and to find a list of tour dates, visit Band of Skulls’ official Facebook page.

And check out footage of “I Know Who I Am” in the video below:

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Band of Skulls Drop New Video, Album Coming

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Keep an eye out in early 2012 for a new album from England’s Band of Skulls, who just signed with Vagrant Records for the follow-up to their acclaimed debut Baby Darling Doll Face Honey.

In the meantime, get a taste of what’s in store by watching the official music video for their newest single, “The Devil Takes Care of His Own.” The clip features guitarist/vocalist Russell Marsden on his Gretsch guitar, playing a tune that puts the listener right inside the garage with the trio.

Band of Skulls will release their album through Vagrant, and “The Devil Takes Care Of His Own” will be available on Dec. 6 as a download at iTunes and other digital download stores.

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