Just Like My Other Sins
by Bush

Album: Man On The Run (2014)
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  • The first track on Bush's high energy Man On The Run album, frontman Gavin Rossdale said the band, "wanted to open the record with a sonic statement of intent to pull you into the record, that steps up the dynamic of these garage electronics with vintage amps and pawnshop guitars."

    He added: "It's really great to find a way to use technology to not be too pristine. What was cool was to start the writing of the songs with these different programs that kept it very much like I was doing it super-DIY in the garage, which gave it a life that we could build on from there to make it more layered and expansive."

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