Commerce versus art; capital greed or creative freedom; the cathedral and the bazaar? Inspired as much by philosophy as the need to make very loud noise. This new power-trio are intent on creating great, hard-hitting tunes and playing them live. The title of their debut album, "The Cathedral and the Bazaar" is a tribute to the free music philosophy that inspires them.

1. Cowboys - Crooks
2. Show n Tell
3. The Party
4. For Love
5. Leave Our Land
6. Night Light
7. Final Escape
8. Jackal and Wolf
9. Sociopath
10. A Stranger
11. Watcher

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 3/5/2010
Jackal and Wolf lives in Cape Town South Africa

Tagged as: Hard Rock, Metal

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2. The More I Want, The More I Get by Breaker: grit, guts, gall and Granite
3. Switzerland Your Light Is On by The Dino Haak Collective: Divergent, Idiosyncratic, Novel, Out-of-this-world.... alt-rock
4. Explode Into Space by Rebel Rebel: glamtastic Hollywood shock rock
5. Filthy Dirty by Wicked boy: a wicked mix of ambient/jungle/trash trance
6. Out Of It by Brad Sucks: brilliantly sardonic indie rock
7. Sweet Teen Killing Machine by Sweet Teen Killing Machine: don't go down into the cellar
8. Ambulatory by The Wretch: painful ambient industrial noise.
9. Guess Who's a Mess by Brad Sucks: brilliantly sardonic indie rock
10. Note to Self by Midway Still: Sensitive and loud, punk with a pop centre
11. Cyst by The Wretch: painful ambient industrial noise.
12. C-Section by Father of Sam: rock, alternative rock, indie rock, psych rock
13. File In Rhythm by Beight: highly listenable indie pop gems
14. Requiem by Firesphere: Big epic dark heavy and soul shaking
15. A Origem da Natureza Urbana by Urban Response: Funky Urban Tropical Electro Trip-Hop from Brazil
16. Now we Rise by Damsel Down: uplifting rock to take the top down and drive to
17. The Ugly Army by Fresh Body Shop: modern alt-rock with a bluesy folk touch
18. Devastate the Details by FUR: melodic fury meets post-punk, shoegaze, alternative
19. Alphabet of a Revolution by Louis Lingg and the Bombs: punk rock to blow your head off
20. 8-Bit Pimp by A_Rival: chip-hop defined...electronic rap at its rawest

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