Crazy Arm

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We Don't Go There Anymore 00:00 Tools
Still to Keep 00:00 Tools
Broken By The Wheel 00:00 Tools
Blind Summit 00:00 Tools
Asphalt 00:00 Tools
Henry Fabian Flynn 00:00 Tools
Desire Lines 00:00 Tools
Born to Ruin 00:00 Tools
Bandalito 00:00 Tools
Of the Tarantulas 00:00 Tools
International Front 00:00 Tools
Kith and Kingdom 00:00 Tools
Song of Choice 00:00 Tools
Reassure Me 00:00 Tools
Christ in Concrete 00:00 Tools
Tribes 00:00 Tools
The Right Wing Never Sleeps 00:00 Tools
Little Boats 00:00 Tools
The Endless Carriage 00:00 Tools
Meet the Marines 00:00 Tools
200 Pints of Blood 00:00 Tools
Southway Drive 00:00 Tools
City and Western 00:00 Tools
Charnel House Blues 00:00 Tools
Roasting River 00:00 Tools
White Canyon 00:00 Tools
Remembrance 00:00 Tools
Fossils 00:00 Tools
Don't Be Cruel 00:00 Tools
A Pocketful of Gold 00:00 Tools
Oh Death/Hell To Pay 00:00 Tools
Ambertown 00:00 Tools
The Wild Cats of Denbury 00:00 Tools
County Jaws 00:00 Tools
Black Canyon 00:00 Tools
British Steel 00:00 Tools
The Valley of Weeping 00:00 Tools
Oh Death / Hell To Pay 00:00 Tools
Poverty & Spit 00:00 Tools
Sweet Storm 00:00 Tools
Tribes/Animals 00:00 Tools
We Don't Go There Any More 00:00 Tools
All Butchers Are Men 00:00 Tools
Help for Heroines 00:00 Tools
Henry Fabian Flyn 00:00 Tools
Oh Death Hell To Pay 00:00 Tools
County Laws 00:00 Tools
We Don T Go There Anymore 00:00 Tools
Get religion 00:00 Tools
Henry 00:00 Tools
Sweet Storm (featuring Victoria Butterfield) 00:00 Tools
Tribes / Animals 00:00 Tools
Tribes - Live from 2000 Trees Festival 00:00 Tools
Blind 00:00 Tools
Why So Hostile? 00:00 Tools
We Don't Go There There Anymore 00:00 Tools
Poverty Spit 00:00 Tools
City Western 00:00 Tools
Hidden Track 00:00 Tools
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Devon roots-punks, Crazy Arm, didn't know what they wanted to be when they grew up so they decided to throw everything, six full decades of inspiration, against the wall and see what stuck. The result is a creative and catholic sound that pays tribute to hardcore punk, ‘60s protest music, American, English and Irish folk, anarcho-punk and classic rock’n’roll in equal measure. Combined with a grass-roots political slant, it makes for a thrilling and thought-provoking listen. Each of their three long-players on Xtra Mile Recordings, 'Born To Ruin' (2009), 'Union City Breath' (2011) and 'The Southern Wild' (2013) have been hailed as a triumph by fans and critics across the globe. Countless UK and European tours with the likes of Against Me!, Frank Turner, Chuck Ragan, Bangers, Sonic Boom Six, Lagwagon and Apologies I Have None, alongside festival appearances at Reading/Leeds, 2000 Trees, Boardmasters, Leopalooza, Mighty Sounds and more, have bolstered the band's popularity and confirmed their hard work ethic. Radio stations including Mike Davies' Radio One Punk Show, Xfm, BBC Introducing, 6Music and a host of indie stations have given the band support. They even won the 'Best Rock Act' award at the South West Music Awards 2011 much to their bemusement. Over the past two years, Crazy Arm have developed another side to their forte: playing stripped down acoustic shows with fiddle, banjo, dreadnoughts and close male/female vocal harmonies that reflect their fondness for folk-roots, bluegrass, country and Americana; with a respectful nod to the likes of Woven Hand, Murder By Death, Johnny Cash, Phil Ochs, Austin Lucas, Woody Guthrie, and CSNY. Their brand new album 'The Southern Wild' is the result of this venture. The band are currently working on new songs for their fourth album, which may or may not be a return to the sand-blasting guitars of their debut. What they said about 'The Southern Wild': 'The cream of the homegrown folk-punk crop' – Big Cheese 'There's something special here' – Rock Sound 'A beautiful collection of songs' – Punk News 'Quite astonishing... a true love and respect for musical diversity' – The Student 'An instinct and outlook that has much to recommend it' – Kerrang! Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.