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"Bring It On" resonates with honesty and purity. Recorded in a cold garage in the U.K., Gomez sound as if they're having a great time coming up with new sounds and lo-fi effects. "Get Miles" opens the album with a sizzling, evil bass pulse that turns into Ben Ottwell's earnest, throaty vocals. Highlights include "78 Stone Wobble", "Here Comes the Breeze", "Get Myself Arrested" and "Free to Run". The album is a bizarre combination of blues, reggae, folk, and rock. The guitar sounds are earthy and funky, the drums are understated, the vocals are right up front. You can tell it's really something special after one listen.This is not music for everyone, but if you feel like today's music is bland and heartless, pick up "Bring it On" and enjoy.By the way, they are phenomenal live...truely a great young band from whom we will surely see great hings in the future.