Live On Tour 1966 LP fg_Label_Smash Pmpkn/Dea Ex Hex’s commitment to larger-than-life

Ex Hex’s commitment to larger-than-life riffs and unforgettable hooks remains intact

the trio’s sound was built around Sandman’s two-string electric bass (often deployed with a slide) and Colley’s growling

The album is their first since 2015's Òran Mór Session and the departure of founding member Mark Divine

a place known for Aztec Magic and Extra-Terrestrial Sightings

Live On Tour 1966 LP fg_Label_Smash Pmpkn/Dea Ex Hex’s commitment to larger-than-lifeThe Standells amazing string of punkish, tough guy anthems, like Dirty Water and Sometimes Good Guys Dont Wear White, define the legacy of mid sixties garage rock like nothing else. With the success of these records came 66 tours with the Rolling Stones and Beach Boys. From all reports, the Standells proved a superb live act. But for decades, their on stage reputation rested on an earlier, Pre Tower label live album documenting the Standells in an