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Mighty Roars - Take A Bite Of Peach

  by Dave Toynton

published: 18 / 10 / 2004



Mighty Roars - Take A Bite Of Peach
Label: No More Flakes
Format: CDS

intro

Raunchy punk rock single on debut single from London-based outfit, the Mighty Roars

This is a brilliant raunchy punk rock single that has all the trade marks of some of the better bands from the 1977 punk era Guitarist Martin Pilkington plays great sliding rock n roll riffs and this is backed up with powerful bass and drum playing from the band's rhythm team of Dave Pringuer and Mark Spiegel. Their sounds follow in the footsteps of such great acts as Slaughter and the Dogs and Penetration Lara Granquist, the main vocalist and rhythm guitarist, could be compared to any one of a half a dozen gutsy girl singers. I thought about this long and hard, and, if I had to to point to another female singer to indicate who she sounded like, I would probably, after much thought, say Penetration's Pauline Murray which is high praise in itself. This EP has three tracks, 'Captain's Ship', 'Daddy Oh' and 'Funky Machine', all of which are neatly consistent with each other. I hope to hear a lot more of this band soon. Great stuff!!



Track Listing:-
1 Daddy Oh
2 Captains Ship
3 Funky Machine



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Interview (2004)
Mighty Roars - Interview
The Mighty Roars are a four piece punk band from East London. Swedish-born frontwoman Lara Granquist talks to Dave Toynton about the group's first year of making music together and their debut EP, 'Take a Bite of Peach'

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Archway, London, 20/10/2004
Mighty Roars - Archway, London, 20/10/2004
Fast, furious and loud, new London group the Mighty Roars have all the landmarks of a great punk band. Dave Toynton enjoys "their set of hard, raunchy, ecstatic punk rock" at the Archway in London



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