The Slew

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You Turn Me Cold 00:00 Tools
Robbing Banks (Doin' Time) 00:00 Tools
Problem Child 02:49 Tools
Wrong Side Of The Tracks 00:00 Tools
The Grinder 00:00 Tools
Shackled Soul 00:00 Tools
Battle Of Heaven & Hell 00:00 Tools
Southeast Soliloquay 00:00 Tools
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Robbing Banks, Doin' Time 00:00 Tools
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Battle of Heaven and Hell 00:00 Tools
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Robbing Banks Doin Time 00:00 Tools
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Robbin Banks (Doin' Time) 00:00 Tools
10 - Battle Of Heaven & Hell 00:00 Tools
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Robbing Banks (Doin' Time) 00:00 Tools
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Canadian turntablist Kid Koala has formed a new musical project called the Slew with guitarist Dylan “Dynomite D” Frombach and Wolfmother’s former rhythm section (Chris Ross and Myles Heskett). A couple of years back Eric San (aka Kid Koala) and Dylan J. Frombach were approached to soundtrack a new documentary feature film that was in production. Koala was already well known for his uncanny turntable manipulation, whilst Dylan had remixed Money Mark and collaborated with the Beastie Boys, amongst others. The duo worked for a long time on the psych rock-influenced score, only for the filming to collapse and any release to be canned. Although the film may never see the light of day, its music is about to be brought to life on stage. Recently Koala & Dylan met the former rhythm section of Grammy Award-winning Australian rock band Wolfmother and began telling them all about the film and its lost music. Chris Ross and Myles Heskett loved the clips and urged that the material had to be heard; subsequently Kid Koala and the guys decided to put a show on the road. After intensive rehearsals the show is now ready to go. Featuring drums, bass/keys and the DJs working across a truly excessive six turntables, the set is seventy minutes of raw guitar cuts and heavy beats. We can guarantee that you will never have heard anything quite like this and also that you are unlikely to again. It’s a one-off tour, so when it stops in your town you’ll either be there or will have missed it forever. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.