The Leftovers 667 The Neighbour of The Beast (Fueled Up) By: Geoff Melton Harkening back to the days of Iggy and The Stooges this debut from Sweden's The Leftovers is raw, straight-ahead punk at it's finest. Not polished and overproduced like so much of today's so-called punk, 667 The Neighbour of The Beast explodes with fat, crunchy guitars, a tight rhythm section and frontman Mr. Suit's gritty vocals.
Harkening back to the days of Iggy and The Stooges this debut from Sweden's The Leftovers is raw, straight-ahead punk at it's finest. Not polished and overproduced like so much of today's so-called punk, 667 The Neighbour of The Beast explodes with fat, crunchy guitars, a tight rhythm section and frontman Mr. Suit's gritty vocals.
