​The Builders and The Butchers (from the album No Tomorrow

​The Builders and The Butchers (from the album No Tomorrow

​The Builders and The Butchers (from the album No Tomorrow available on Badman Recording Company) (by Danny McCloskey)
The rumble of “World’s on Fire” rolls like a wagon wheel when The Builders and The Butchers open No Tomorrow by steering the song into the first track spot on their recent album release. Soft acoustics are the bed for “Fire in the Sky” as cacophonous beats and electric blasts accent the melodies when No Tomorrow strums caffeinated guitar strums for the fears-based questions and inspirational answers in “A Wall/A Fire”. 
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Beginning their career as a band, The Builders and The Butchers began busking around their Portland, Oregon homebase. Early shows included house concerts and setting up to play anywhere that people gathered. Dubbed ‘white knuckle Americana’ by Stephen Thompson (NPR), The Builders and The Butchers shake, rattle, and roll the rhythms of No Tomorrow with a full band force of both acoustic and electric instruments. A musical march holds “Bad Blood” in its grasp as “Rise My Son” rides an electric rumble encouraged on by a defiant banjo groove. An effervescent drumbeat wraps around the distorted hum in “Cold Fire Hymn” while the plaintive cries of “Save Me” are supported by the consistent beat from the band’s rhythmic blasts. Picking out a front porch jam, No Tomorrowwhispers a request to “Mother Mary” and walks with a confident stride across “Blood/Death” while The Builders and The Butchers relate the tale of living life as a “One-Winged Bird”. (by Danny McCloskey)
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