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Battle of The Bandidos (12T014/2004) 
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Four young men in their early twenties have found their calling in life and with their debut opus opened up a door to new horizons. Think of the Tindersticks, Interpol, Nick Cave and The Beatles and you will be close in guessing how the battle really sounds like.
Hudson Wayne was formed in 2002 and has gained a fairly positive attention since. To define the style of their music, one could say it's a altern-country pop/rock with connections to Tindersticks, Calexico, Nick Cave, Beat Happening, and even the Velvet Underground. Interpol is also a name that might pop up in your head while listening to them. Hudson Wayne released their deubut on our label in the summer of 2005, but have also released by them selves a couple of Ep's; Sentimental Sweater (2004), I'm a Fox (2002) and Slightly out of Hank (2002) which unfortunately are all out of stock.
The Battle of the Bandidos has gained good reviews both from the critics and the public, and no wonder, it's truely a great album, ambitious, rough, but overall, beautiful. The artwork made by Ragnar Kjartansson (frontman of Trabant) is also quite interesting, and captures in a good way the sentiment on the record.
Hudson Wayne has been on a pause for the past months, members are spreaded around Europe attemting their studies, and meanwhile we wait for their glorious return.
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