Borracho with Jake Starr EP
by Borracho
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Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumA side: Sixth Son of a Seventh Son
B side: Bulletproof
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about
The band and Starr had once earlier put their powers together in tribute to our good friend and Savage Magic Records main man Carey Neill's for his 40th birthday back in 2015. That party led to this effort, and this record is dedicated to Carey. Hope you enjoy!
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Produced by Jake Starr
Recorded and engineered by Dennis Kane and Steve Steckler at Asparagus Media Studios in Takoma Park, MD in February 2019.
Mixed and mastered by Dennis Kane
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Borracho Washington, D.C.
Washington DC’s Borracho exploded onto the stoner rock scene in 2011 with the release of their debut Splitting Sky, which was lauded with superlatives like "instant classic" and "must-listen." The album was named to ten 2011 best-of-year lists and earned the band a reputation as serious riff-slingers. It showcased the band’s songwriting talents and uncanny ability to craft memorable hooks. ... more
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