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Jezibelle – “The Worst” [Free Download]
Fresh off a successful summer spent opening for Canadian punk legends GOB and headlining the Ernie Ball Stage at Vans Warped Tour, Jezibelle are ready to take on the world, with their highly anticipated album Love & Other Gore, the follow up to their successful debut Remorse Is For Suckers. The girls met working at a local golf course in 2005, where regular discussions revolving around their favourite music and artists, lead to the idea of starting an original band. Soon the ladies went to work carving out their niche in the male dominated industry and coining their style ‘RPM’ – Rock/Punk/Metal.
The Skinny: Fresh off a successful summer spent opening for Canadian punk legends GOB and headlining the Ernie Ball Stage at Vans Warped Tour, Jezibelle are ready to take on the world, with their highly anticipated album Love & Other Gore, the follow up to their successful debut Remorse Is For Suckers. The girls met working at a local golf course in 2005, where regular discussions revolving around their favourite music and artists, lead to the idea of starting an original band. Soon the ladies went to work carving out their niche in the male dominated industry and coining their style ‘RPM’ – Rock/Punk/Metal.
Their debut EP Remorse Is For Suckers helped them kick open the doors and announce Jezibelle’s presence to the world, charting at college radio and having tracks appear on videos games and compilations like Punk Kills Volume 6 and Our City Screams: Volume One. For the follow up to their debut, Jezibelle paired up with producer Holden Daniels (My Sister Ocean, Parachute Penguin), the producer who helped them develop their aggressive sound on debut. The pairing has once again proved to be successful, which can be heard in the first single from Love & Other Gore, “Everything I’m Not”.
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