Lee + The Glory Fires Bains Youth Detention 11/27/12 The intro genuinely sounds like

The intro genuinely sounds like Detroit would a good few years later – just wild – before it glides into a driving percussive funk break complete with both stabbing

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Lee + The Glory Fires Bains Youth Detention 11/27/12 The intro genuinely sounds likeRecorded in Nashville, Tennessee at Battletapes with engineer Jeremy Ferguson and producer Tim Kerr, Lee Bains + The Glory Fires' Youth Detention captures the band in raw form. Each song was cut live to tape, with the four performing in the same room without headphones or baffling. The result is thoroughly human, Lynn Bridges' mix retaining the band's live energy and looseness at the expense of a few out of tune strings. The Glory Fires music draws