Million Dead - A Song To Ruin

At the moment I'm waiting until Tuesday for college to start, thus why I'm free to post so much on this blog, all my friends went to 6th form so I'm basically bumming around my house until then so I figured I might as well do something useful with my time. Come Tuesday I'm not going to have nearly as much time so this blog will probably be updated twice a week unless I find someone else who wants in and can do the job well.

Anyhow, the new update is for a fast rising British band that won my attention over two years ago. Million Dead have managed to carve themselves some well deserved respect in the British underground and are currently starting to make themselves known in the States as well. Boasting one of the most witty and intelligent lyricists to grace these isles since everyone thought Morrissey was a genius and not a pompous wind bag. The young Frank Turner launched his band in to the realms of respect through his political and social rants and stories, a maybe vain attempt to get our nations youth in to taking an interest in the world around us and look more closely at issues that would otherwise be ignored. I've put a bunch of tracks from their debut record "A Song To Ruin" up but I'll probably end up putting songs from their recent second album on here at some point.

Breaking The Back
Smiling At Strangers On Trains
Macqyver

Expired