Olympians - PassePorte
from Screaming Ground III by Screaming Ground
about
Olympians are forged from triumph over adversity, from becoming a winner, and from (somewhat obviously) competing in the Olympics. They are also a very good collection of Men who create music and were once called Hair Traffic Control.
Now with a new name, outlook and a newly charged sound, they are here to sprint to the finish.
Enough.
They play awesome, mathy pop songs infused with massive choruses, big riffs, hearty lyrics and dirty, dirty synths. Theres nothing not to love.
www.onwardolympians.com
Now with a new name, outlook and a newly charged sound, they are here to sprint to the finish.
Enough.
They play awesome, mathy pop songs infused with massive choruses, big riffs, hearty lyrics and dirty, dirty synths. Theres nothing not to love.
www.onwardolympians.com
credits
from Screaming Ground III,
released December 13, 2010
license
all rights reserved
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