L7 "L7" ROCKTOBER to bluesy roadhouse stomps (“Direction

to bluesy roadhouse stomps (“Direction Of The Wind”) to Sticky Fingers-era Stones (“Depression”) and the compelling folk balladry of “Yesterday’s Blues” and “Lay My Head On The Rail

Dan Auerbach dubbed a bassline by playing a Guild SG-style bass through a guitar amp into the song

The band has also performed across the globe

and mixed by Darrell Thorp

2015 album

L7 "L7" ROCKTOBER to bluesy roadhouse stomps (“DirectionComing up in the late 80's in Los Angeles' Silver Lake Echo Park scene, L7 drew from a diverse set of influences including Motrhead, Ramones and feminist Bay Area punks Frightwig. They made fun of the Sunset Strip's bouffants and machismo while playing the same kinds of flying V guitars. They also had no patience for grunge's gloom, even though their friends were in bands like Nirvana, Mudhoney and Soundgarden. A raunchy punk stampede that predated