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Kruger
Kruger came together in New Orleans in the early 2000s. The band was led by Ethan Richards, who used Kruger as his stage name. Their first album was called...
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Kruger came together in New Orleans in the early 2000s. The band was led by Ethan Richards, who used Kruger as his stage name. Their first album was called Dukes of Nothing, which came out in 2007. The title track from that record, along with songs like I Feel You and Muscle, gave a sense of what they were doing.
Richards wrote the lyrics and sang with a raw, direct quality. The music pulled from blues and rock, but didn't settle into one style. They kept working after that first album, putting out more records like The Dying Sun in 2010.
Some of their other song titles, like Our Cemetery Is Full Of Strangers and Return Of The Huns, suggest a certain tone in the writing. They toured regularly and built a following without becoming a mainstream fixture.
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