The Whiskey Shambles' 2014 album "Loose Change for a Broken Man" delivers a raw, unvarnished take on garage rock, capturing the band at their most visceral. It’s a no-frills listen that sticks to the primal appeal of distorted guitars and urgent vocals.
- "Loose Change for a Broken Man" was released on November 15, 2014, by the independent label Brave New Voice. The album was recorded at Electrical Audio, a studio known for its work with notable punk and indie acts. It features ten tracks of high-octane garage rock and punk.
- The album features ten tracks, clocking in at just under 30 minutes. The Whiskey Shambles recorded the album at Electrical Audio with an engineer known for his work with punk bands. The release falls within a prolific period for the band, marked by frequent live performances in Chicago.
- "Loose Change for a Broken Man" was produced by the band themselves, with additional engineering by a respected figure in the Chicago studio scene. The album was released on Brave New Voice, a label with a focus on garage rock and punk. It cemented their reputation for blistering live shows and a no-holds-barred recording approach.
The Whiskey Shambles are a garage rock band from Chicago, known for their raw, energetic sound. Loose Change for a Broken Man was released in 2014, a period of significant activity for the band within the city's punk scene.
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