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Banger of the Week: Blind Adam and the Federal League - If I Don't Make it Home (feat Chris Barker)
Banger of the Week: @BlindAdamFL - If I Don't Make it Home (feat @ChrisDos ) A hard-hitting, heartfelt banger from the POV of a soldier serving overseas @AFrecordsPGH @KatieHovlandPR @anti_flag #newmusic #punkrock #punk #banger
With America’s wind-down in Afghanistan currently in process, everyone has had that war on their minds, probably no more than the troops who served there. It makes Chicago punk band Blind Adam and the Federal League‘s new single “If I Don’t Make It Home” all the more relevant to hear. Written in 2017 following the overdose of Adam Gogola’s friend, who had served in the US Army 82nd Airborne, the…
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Enjoy this acoustic performance of new and old songs by Blind Adam & The Federal League
It doesn’t get much more Chicago than Blind Adam & The Federal League. Sure, maybe honky tonk-inspired rock n roll isn’t the city’s most notable musical export, but once you’ve spent enough time here, it’s easy to see how these whiskey-soaked tales of trials, tribulations, friendship, love, and loneliness are baked into the fabric of our lives. These songs come from a place of earnestness that speaks to every facet of the experience of living in the Windy City, all the highs and lows and, more importantly, the mundane moments spent reflecting on the life that Chicago allows you to build for yourself. It may never be able to live up to the promises it makes, but at least it promises something.
In advance of heading out on the road to support their new Mansions on the Boulevard 7-inch, the band stopped at Chicago’s Mystery Street Recording Company to play an acoustic set, featuring a collection of songs from their underrated self-titled album released last year, as well as a couple of newer songs (including “Mansions on the Boulevard,” possibly my favorite Blind Adam song to date).
The performance is stripped down, but maintains the energy that makes the band’s live shows such a memorable experience. Bonded by a mutual love for music and one another, The Federal League breathe life and complexity into Blind Adam’s alt-country anthems with dancing bass lines, unforgettable lead guitar parts, and engaging harmonies.
The video above contains the full five song performance, and when you’re done watching, do yourself a favor and check out their album.
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I got your point yeah xD Btw whatever you do, do not imagine little toddler Adam, having barely learned how to walk, bumping into door frames because he’s still too inexperienced XDDDDDD
I JUST DID OMG AHHHHHHHHHHH ADAM STILL ADAPTING TO HIS SENSES
Lil’ Adam gets hurt a bit but learns quicker that way
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