. It is widely considered their most successful and diverse work, blending garage rock, soul, funk, and R&B into a cohesive, vintage-inspired sound. DeBaser recensioni Musical Style and Production
(5:22) — A "voodoo swamp revue" style track widely recognized as the theme for Borderlands 2 . No Time (4:31) Long Way from Home (3:19)
Release Details * Label. Counter Records. * Date. Oct 05 2009. * Country. United Kingdom. * Format. CD. * Catalogue # COUNTCD028.
: "How You Like Me Now?"—arguably the band's most recognizable hit—leans heavily into James Brown-esque bravado and Stax-style horn sections.
If you’re chasing that raw, cinematic blend of gritty soul, funk, and blues-rock, sophomore album, The House That Dirt Built (2009), is essential listening. While it’s famous for birthing the anthem “How You Like Me Now?,” the album’s production—layered with fuzzed-out bass, horn stabs, and Kelvin Swaby’s snarling vocals—deserves pristine reproduction.
: The album's breakout single, featured in films like The Fighter , Ted , and Horrible Bosses .
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. It is widely considered their most successful and diverse work, blending garage rock, soul, funk, and R&B into a cohesive, vintage-inspired sound. DeBaser recensioni Musical Style and Production
(5:22) — A "voodoo swamp revue" style track widely recognized as the theme for Borderlands 2 . No Time (4:31) Long Way from Home (3:19)
Release Details * Label. Counter Records. * Date. Oct 05 2009. * Country. United Kingdom. * Format. CD. * Catalogue # COUNTCD028.
: "How You Like Me Now?"—arguably the band's most recognizable hit—leans heavily into James Brown-esque bravado and Stax-style horn sections.
If you’re chasing that raw, cinematic blend of gritty soul, funk, and blues-rock, sophomore album, The House That Dirt Built (2009), is essential listening. While it’s famous for birthing the anthem “How You Like Me Now?,” the album’s production—layered with fuzzed-out bass, horn stabs, and Kelvin Swaby’s snarling vocals—deserves pristine reproduction.
: The album's breakout single, featured in films like The Fighter , Ted , and Horrible Bosses .
