Big Sugar

Music / Video > Click Hear > Aug 20 2012

By Alex HudsonFollowing last year's comeback album Revolution Per Minute, revived '90s blues rock outfit Big Sugar are prepping a new live CD/DVD set, due out in October. Now, the Canadian band have shared the collection's studio-recorded bonus track, "Eliminate Ya!"

The song is a dub-leaning number that combines reggae rhythms with rasta-tinged vocals and trippy swaths of reverb. There's also a 17-person backing vocal section featuring the likes of Colin MacDonald (the Trews), Safwan Javed (Wide Mouth Mason) and Sebastien Plante (Les Respectables).

UPDATE: As a kindly commenter has pointed out, the track is in fact a cover of an Al Tuck song.

This single will be released on iTunes today (August 20), and check it out below.

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August 19, 2012Elvish13988

It's also an Al Tuck song.

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August 20, 2012JKOR Underscore13999

Awesome song! Thanks Matt (Dyadics) for passing the link along...SWEET!

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August 22, 2012RickYoung14045

LOVE IT!!! NEED MORE!!!

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August 23, 2012l8rg8r14056

I don't get it.....what happened to the crushing guitar? Thunder bass lines? This isn't really Big Sugar.... They should go by a different name....

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August 26, 2012Frankie Lee14083

Not all Big Sugar is about crushing guitar and thundering bass lines; in fact that's the best part about the band. They have proven time and time again that they can almost perfect any style of music they choose to play.

This song has crushing background vocals and thundering implications on the soul...

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