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The very long-awaited new recording by The Bamboo Kids will be out on May 14th, 2013. With tracks like this one, you know it was worth the wait. Buy the DOUBLE LP and/or digital download at drugfrontrecords.com, iTunes, Amazon or any other reputable site that sells decent music. If you're lucky, the one remaining cool record store near your home will have this in stock, too. But act fast - the LPs are limited to 250 only. Once they're gone, they're gone for good!

Here's a great quote from Designated Dale from Razorcake magazine regarding the new Bamboo Kids record, "Safe City Blues":

"Not too long ago, I reviewed an EP from the 'Kids in these very pages, and was pleasantly surprised that such a great rock'n'roll band like this exists these days. This double full-length, which includes the songs from that EP, further prove that NYC is far from finished when it comes to laying down the goods in the studio, as well as producing some of the better live acts that you and your more discriminating, music-craving pals can catch these days. Those keen on the vinyl will also be happy to know that the 150 gram vinyl version of this set is limited to 250 copies and also includes a download card that scores you nine extra tracks (thirty songs total!). Safe City Blues is a healthy dollop of getting your riffed-filled rocks off, and there's no correct side of the genre dividing line you have to stand on to appreciate these rekkids. Simply put, if you like good music (as Sam Cooke one time asked), chances are you'll have a helluva good time spinning this vinyl. The Bamboo Kids' soundscape mixes and matches with some of the better influences of our time: Dead Boys/Stiv's post-Dead Boys solo work, the non-wanking era of The Stones, that all-too-brief 1973 to 1974 window of the New York Dolls, a healthy dusting of Bowie's glitter era, the catchiness of Mott The Hoople, and those awesomely solid hooks that Dramarama still bring to the table to this day, and this is just what I hear the first couple of times around. Fans of Prima Donna should find the 'Kids right up their dirty little alley, as well. These three guys have been at it for ten years now, and not only does it keep getting more and more solid, but they deliver just as much as most four or five piece bands do. Yeah, think about that while you dig on this."

This video was directed by the amazing Geoffray Barbier. Check out his other videos on YouTube and Vimeo. This was recorded at the world famous Don Pedro's at 90 Manhattan Ave. in Brooklyn, NY.

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