March Violets - Made Glorious

March Violets - Made GloriousDouble vinyl LP pressing. THE MARCH VIOLETS came from Leeds in the early 80's, label mates of Sisters of Mercy. Constantly at the heights of the UK indie singles charts, the singles were the base for successful compilations in the UK and USA. Signing to a major, they had two songs featured in a John Hughes' movie but split up before an album was completed. Twenty five years later they reconvened, making tours of the UK and USA. A single and video of

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as they are stalked and preyed on by a masked murderer and their doll companion

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and percussionist Drew Hester

and the Billboard 200

that of his father bringing him to see a marching band

it heads from the year zero of Middle Class's 'Out Of Vogue' to the surf punk of Agent Orange's 'Bloodstains'

with standout tracks like "willow" illustrating Swift’s unique ability to weave complex narratives into her music

“There’s something in the water hereâ€

Many have compared Keithley to a modern day Woody Guthrie or Pete Seeger because he has spent a lifetime standing up for what's right through his music and through his actions-Stand befits that ethic and long-held tradition

It constituted a real step forward for the jazzman