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This week we are listen to “Something Wrong” by The Expanders. We’ve talked about the Expanders a few times on this podcast, but with all the news coming from them lately, we wanted to showcase a tune from their first album. This album was just repressed by Easy Star Records. The Expanders also have a dub LP available for pre-order and a revival show coming up in June at The Lodge Room in LA. We chose this tune for its heavy use of dub elements, the raw production value and the interesting yet simple chord structure that left us in awe. So grab the new releases from them and enjoy our breakdown!
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