Never Mind The Bollocks Here’s THE ILLICITS With Hellraiser ‘MODERN LIFE’

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8 November 2022


Photo credit: JTM

Band: THE ILLICITS
Who: 4-piece from Blackburn, Lancashire, UK. They produce
a ‘terrace punkʼ sound that brings the post-industrial imagery of
northern towns to the fore along with the will to keep moving
forward.

Following their super-duper stomper Feel It shared
a new hammer blow, called MODERN LIFE.

“”Modern Life” promotes a voice of the disenfranchised youth. It best summarises
our story as a band so far: razor-tongued lyrics, relentless energy and stadium-sized
choruses. We rely on new writing tools to open up new avenues for social commentary.
On this track we use a 12-bar blues, late ‘50s-inspired guitar riff — most commonly used
by the likes of Jerry Lee Lewis and Eddie Cochran — to help shift our narrative to present
times.”

TUTV: The Sex Pistols are all over this hellraiser. The nasty groove of their controversial slam Bodies, the spit and sneer vocals of Johnny Fucking Rotten and a Steve Jones-esque guitar solo. Never mind the bollocks, it’s The Illicits. Oil your pipes for the Herculian
chorus and start a moshpit in your kitchen.

Right here, right now.

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Young Gunslingers THE ILLICITS Impress With Super Duper Stomper ‘FEEL IT’

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26 September 2022


Photo credit: JTM

Band: THE ILLICITS
Who: 4-piece from Blackburn, Lancashire, UK. They produce
a ‘terrace punkʼ sound that brings the post-industrial imagery of
northern towns to the fore along with the will to keep moving
forward.

New single: FEEL IT

“Feel It combines an unmistakable bluesy riff with the progressive northern
rock n roll sound which The Illicits have become known for. The song pays
homage to their home whilst pushing towards a new hopeful horizon.”

Turn Up The Volume: The unmistakable resonance of that glorious riff
of David Bowie‘s glam stomper Jean Genie inflames this new crackerjack
corker of young gunslingers The Illicits from start to finish.

On top of it, cocksure vocals, schizophrenic guitar flashes and
a super-duper feel it chorus ensure that you add this to your
best-tracks-of-2022 list. Say no more.

Turn it up

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