And Four More Ways To Fight - Multi Purpose Chemical

Description: Artist: Multi Purpose Chemical / Audio CD released 2007-10-29 at Honey / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Apostasy 2 Human ... more

And Four More Ways To Fight - Multi Purpose Chemical ... Human
3 Myth Of I
4 Cult
5 Quick Fix
6 Food For Worm
7 Jimmy Maypole
8 Requiard
9 Packaged Rebellion
10 Tender Folk Song
11 Out With The Control

Newest Review: ... accent! The album was somewhat late being released, due to a number of issues, including changes to the line-up of the ... more

... band. The original line-up (at least, from when there was a full band) consisted of Andres Lefevre on Vocals, Rob Hoey on Guitar, Jim Wilson on Bass, and Ross McFarlane on drums. This is in fact the line-up which recorded the album, but shortly after, drummer Ross McFarlane decided to leave the band, to persue his family and career. He was replaced by the incredible Mel "Diablo" Stewart. Since the departure of Ross, MPC have also lost Guitarist Rob Hoey, for different reasons. Still, eventually the album was rel...more

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And Four More Ways to Fight
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And Four More Ways To Fight - Multi Purpose Chemical: Fantastic album! Recommend to anyone. (1463 words)
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On October 29th, 2007, an artifact of monumental stature was released into the realms of the public ears... This is Multi Purpose Chemical's debut album and oh boy, is it good! This alt/metal band from Liverpool have been slowly but surely building up a huge fan base all over the UK for the past few years, and after the fantastic and successful Cult EP was released in 2005, the fans have finally got their wish of a full length album, which has been brought to grace our stereos under the name "...And 4 more Ways To Fight". It's hard to describe exactly what genre MPC play, because it is frankly nothing quite like anything you may have ... Read the complete review