THE AMAZING SNAKEHEADS: ‘CAN’T LET YOU GO’

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garage blues band The Amazing Snakeheads have reveal their latest single ‘Can’t Let You Go’ and damn, it ain’t no wallflower. Opening with a rockabillyesque riff that seems to stumble effortlessly into a chorus filled with powerfully raw guitar and snarly vocals, ‘Can’t Let You Go’ may seem lo-fi and gristley but the progressions between thrashy guitar and bluesy organ demonstrate how intricate this track actually is. If The Doors had penned a song using archetypical punk rock characterisitcs this is probably how it would’ve sounded…In other words- it kicks goolies.

‘Can’t Let You Go’ is out December 1st

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