With heavy blues grooves and a hoarse vocal, The End Men made a huge impression on their second release ‘Play With Your Toys’.  Uncompromising, loud and brash on the surface, yet home of a carnival of characters, the band pushed the limits of the two-musician format.  Their follow up ‘Odds & Ends’ does exactly what it says on the rusted tin gathering together some unheard gems, plus providing a proper home for 2013’s two track release ‘Work’/’Ratking’.

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