The Orwells' 2017 album, "Terrible Human Beings," is a raw and confrontational collection of garage rock anthems that captured the band at their most audacious. It stands as a testament to their uncompromising spirit and visceral sound.
- Recorded at Dave Grohl's Studio 606 in Northridge, California, the album was produced by Keith Rawlins and Mike Schabe.
- Upon its release, "Terrible Human Beings" was met with a mixed reception, with some critics praising its raw energy and others finding it less cohesive than previous work.
- The album features the single 'Black Hukum,' a track that exemplified the band's signature blend of snarling vocals and driving guitars.
The Orwells are an indie rock band from Chicago, known for their energetic live shows and rebellious attitude. In 2017, with "Terrible Human Beings," they were at a transitional point, having recently signed to a major label imprint after years on independent ones.
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