TAX THE HEAT - Fed To The Lions LP punk except “Knock It On The

except “Knock It On The Head” which has remained unreleased until now

these are the perfect accompaniment to the recent 12” reissues of S/T and Confidential

RI’s Downtown Boys has been clear since they started storming through basements and DIY spaces with their radically-minded rock music: they are here to topple the white-cis-het hegemony and draft a new history

managing to sound like a cross between Sam Cooke and Otis Redding

plus contributions from James Blake

TAX THE HEAT - Fed To The Lions LP punk except “Knock It On TheTax The Heat are a modern British band with a classic rock'n'roll sensibility. On their powerful debut album 'Fed To The Lions' is a sound inspired by the great bands of the '60s The Kinks, The Beatles, the Stones, the Yardbirds, The Who but comparable to contemporary artists such as Jack White, Queens Of The Stone Age and The Black Keys. As guitaristvocalist Alex Veale says: "We love the energy of those '60s bands. Maximum RB that's the basis for Tax