Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not: Vinyl LP Emma Tricca By 1985 the Felt roller

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Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not: Vinyl LP Emma Tricca By 1985 the Felt roller"Essentially this is a stripped down, punk rock record with every touchstone of Great British Music covered: The Britishness of The Kinks, the melodic nous of The Beatles, the sneer of Sex Pistols, the wit of The Smiths, the groove of The Stone Roses, the anthems of Oasis, the clatter of The Libertines." NME "a start to finish rush of invigorating riffs and pointed narratives that heightens with repeated exposure." Rolling Stone