4 track EP from the Hot Snakes, recorded for John Peel's radio 1 show shortly before he passed away in 2004.

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Following the release of the critically acclaimed 'Audit in Progress' album, San Diego punks Hot Snakes are back with 'The Peel Sessions'.

Boasting the honourary title of being the last official peel session broadcast before the recent passing away of DJ legend John Peel, this is the 'Snakes at their very finest, doing what they do best- playing their songs with the visceral energy that has made them so notorious across the live music scene.

The release also includes a live performance of forthcoming single 'Braintrust', a song so immediate and ballsy that it demands the listener's attention from the very first roll of the snare.

The nature of this release alone insures this is a future collectors item regardless of who is on it- the fact that one of the best live acts on the planet are the stars of the show makes for a superb e.p.

Press Quotes

''astonishingly powerful and utterly direct rhythms, the band's guitars lurch and leap around the beats……These snakes are burning hot…..'' - Kerrang

''…the existential slam-dance sound track of the year….'" - Mojo

"A tiny fly buzzes across the writer’s field of vision, its trajectory seemingly befuddled by the bamboozling punk rock going on of all of 10 man paces in front of it. It doesn’t understand why such apparent simplicity affects it so, yet it has no chance of finding any respite from the incessant genius of Hot Snakes, a band so intertwined within the roots of modern punk history that their music cant fail to trigger pumped fists and fangboy sing alongs. This is a place of true, impassioned worship right now. Yeah, fly, that’s john Reis turning a deaf ear to the “Speedo!” chants coming from the right wing of this sizeable crowd after a frantic “LAX”. And, yes, that was Drive Like Jehu’s “Luau” that they just encored with. You, fly, have never had shit so good." - live review of Islington Academy gig August 2005 - Rock Sound

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