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ARTIST
COUNTY & THE ELECTRIC CHAIRS, WAYNE
TITLE
Storm The Gates Of Heaven
FORMAT
LP
LABEL
SPITTLE RECORDS
CATALOG #
SPITTLE 120LP
SPITTLE 120LP
GENRE
ROCK
RELEASE DATE
2/18/2022
Spittle Records present a reissue of
Wayne County & the Electric Chairs
'
Storm The Gates Of Heaven
, originally released in 1978. Prior to his release this record was simply "labeled" as punk-rock but this one comes from the
New York Dolls
side of glam punk.
Storm The Gates Of Heaven
reveals unusual aspects of County's work: serious, reflective and profound. The monologue introducing the title track is the only part that may be considered offensive. The sound is a blend of bass, lead and rhythm guitar, drums and percussion by the versatile Electric Chairs. Embellished by Hammond organ, the title track rages against and laments the suffering caused by religious wars. "Cry Of Angels" is an eloquent, even anthemic defense of Enlightenment values on which the guitar textures and the hook around the chorus superbly complement one another. An artful blend of County's characteristic outrage and the pure pop genius that lay behind the garish accoutrements,
Storm The Gates Of Heaven
jams its eight tracks between two undisguised classics, the anthemic title track and a so-optimistic reading of "Tomorrow Is Another Day", not to mention a stunning cover-version of the
Electric Prune
's "I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night".
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