Scriptural Supplies

By: Duffy and the Doubters

Origin: Vancouver, British Columbia

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Side 1

5 tracks

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#1 Disc 1 Side 1 01:55
No Wild Horses

#2 Disc 1 Side 1 01:28
Bedside Bible Song

#3 Disc 1 Side 1 02:35
Sorry Mom My Brain is Dumb

#4 Disc 1 Side 1 01:28
Doubters

#5 Disc 1 Side 1 02:20

Side 2

4 tracks

About This Title

Ladyhawk singer/guitarist Duffy Driediger has said of this solo album: "Basically it's the exact same thing as Ladyhawk but shittier."

He's not far off. Scriptural Supplies does sound more like Driediger's full-time band than anything else. It isn't just his singing — here, it's veiled in a PS I Love You-like layer of fuzz and feedback — that's very familiar. This is mostly the same kind of gritty, smalltown rock that made "The Dugout" on Ladyhawk's self-titled debut so irresistible.

Aside from a diversion into Black Rebel Motorcycle Club territory on "Bedside Bible Bong," and a flirtation with Guided By Voices pop on "Planet Of Vampires," you can consider this a stopgap Ladyhawk EP (its nine songs clock in at less than 20 minutes).

Only 300 copies of Scriptural Supplies are being released — best get your hands on one while you can.
-Chartattack
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