Metal Asylum Reviews DCxPC Live Vol. 22 Sticky Steve, acob Danielsen-Moore, and Dougie Flesh & The Slashers live at Uncle Lou’s.
This is a great album that would be a great introduction into the world of folk punk for anyone willing to wander into that genre. The four artists give four different perspectives of this style of music, and this gives the listener plenty of opportunity to really appreciate the genre!
Great live album and a great addition to the DCxPC legacy!
Artists Online Reviews DCxPC Live Vol. 22 Sticky Steve, Borrowed Sparks, Jacob Danielsen-Moore and Dougie Flesh & The Slashers
The emotion of live performances is a pleasure that every music lover cannot do without. The years of the pandemic and the social restrictions imposed due to the global covid-19 pandemic have undermined the concert activity for a long time.
Thousands of artists and bands around the world have had to interrupt their live activity because they do not comply with the regulations aimed at containing the infections, promulgated by various governments around the world. In that limited and castrating context there are those who have worked to keep the music from stopping by publishing streaming performances of various artists.
A concrete example of this initiative is represented by the operation carried out by the DCxPC label. After the health emergency, on the wave of the success of the initiative, the Label continued to publish live performances recorded at the historic Uncle Lou's in Orlando, Florida. The latest release of DCxPC is the Live Vol.22 which shows us the performance of four artists of the underground punk scene: Sticky Steve , Borrowed Sparks , Jacob Danielsen-Moore and Dougie Flesh & Slasher .
Sticky Steve’s “Cathedral” (Live) off of DCxPC Live Vol. 22 Gets Featured in Lost in the Manor Rock Picks
Incredibly simple in its composition and structure this song is easy to fall in love with as it's a minute and a half long explosion of energy.

