BANSHEE - Livin' In The Jungle LP punk blues Badge employs an eclectic cast

Badge employs an eclectic cast of characters from the Toronto underground music scene

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BANSHEE - Livin' In The Jungle LP punk blues Badge employs an eclectic castCardinal Fuzz and Feeding Tube Records present the napalm blast that is the forthcoming new Banshee record, Livin' In The Jungle. Hailing from Boston and blazing red hot cinders through your eyes Banshee channel widescreen, kick out the jams motherfuckers psyche rock a rama with a singer doing his best to channel both Alice and Iggy. Yes, they rock like crazy and play with the fired up fury of The Stooges, MC5, and The Alice Cooper Group as they let