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Bread and Circus : Spare Me Over
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Bread and Circus effectively infuses rock, country, folk, and psychedelia into a unique hybrid of styles, creating a refreshing update to the touted "Desert Rock" genre.
Genre: Rock: Folk Rock
Release Date: 2007
Spare Me Over Record Label: SlowBurn Records
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Miss Me 4:44 $0.99
My Devil 4:05 $0.99
Don't Come Cryin' 2:46 $0.99
Letters 5:04 $0.99
Love Come Around 4:03 $0.99
Salt 5:25 $0.99
Radar 4:05 $0.99
Juanita 6:20 $0.99
Astor Place 2:36 $0.99
Spent Everything 4:25 $0.99
Buy Something 2:52 $0.99
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Album Notes

Effectively infusing rock, country, folk and psychedelia into a unique hybrid of styles, Bread and Circus creates a refreshing update to the touted “Desert Rock” genre.

Spare Me Over’s material is eclectic, ranging from the train-time rock and blues stomps of Don’t Come Crying and Miss Me, to the dark and stormy Juanita and Letters, to the bittersweet alt-country of My Devil and Spent Everything. Songwriter John Axtell crafts story-driven narratives, edgy, philosophical, and humorous that are surprisingly mature and authentic for a debut offering.

Spare Me Over features instrumental and vocal work from Black Sun Ensemble’s Eric Johnson, drumming and more from former Dharma Bum Sam Donaldson, as well as a host of other Tucson musicians and special guests.

Spare Me Over was recorded and mixed at the Signalhouse, Tucson Arizona.

To learn more about Bread and Circus please visit:
www.Myspace.com/thebreadandcircus
www.signalhouse.net

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REVIEWS

Both Lyrically and musically, this band packs a wallop!
author: John Paul Marchand
I was quite impressed overall. The music is tight but swaggering, and the songs are very well crafted. If you have had a few, this is a great band to indulge in and identify with the story lines that are presented on this disc. Love lost is a bitch! If however, you are listening to it without the help of the demon alcohol, both the musicianship and the song writing are both so good you want to revisit the songs again and again. Desert rock is reborn, but without the affectation!
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Knocks the Rust off the Desert Rock!!
author: Brian Maloney
The songwriting on this CD is what really stands out and makes you want to hear it again and again- what some have termed as "Whiskey Rock"!!! It delivers great evocative lyrics, slap happy tradgedies and mysterious tales of the Southwest while the music still kicks out great, tasty solos and heavy, low down, chunk in the rhythm section. Order it today, you won't be disappointed!!!
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