An old song and an old recording. Unmastered and unfinished  forever :D Uploaded at the request of Sarah Kitchener, probably our only fan outside of England.



My Life Ruined

Up in this peace
Performed by Kraul
L Williams - Guitar & Vocals
A. Shaw - Bass
R. Greaves - Drums
Music & Lyrics by L. Williams
© introclusor records

Kraul - Up In This Peace

She Often makes Me Sick
Performed by Kraul
L Williams - Guitar & Vocals
A. Shaw - Bass
R. Greaves - Drums
Music & Lyrics by L. Williams
© introclusor records

Kraul-She Often Makes Me Sick

I personally have never been happy with any recordings that Kraul have done up until now. 

A session originally unintended for anyone's ears but our own, there are some duff notes and some aresing about but we have captured the bands energy in its purest form and these recordings put a smile on my dial, so I wanna share em.

-Luke

Choke (live session)

Did you wait up for me sun (live session)

Dont tell us (live session)

Existence (live session)

Fuckstick (live session)

I dont want it (live session)

Not what I say (live session)

Up in this peace (live session)

Coloured Out

An excellent 3 piece band....... they sound at times like Husker Du, Mudhoney, Lost Prophets and Pearl Jam. Superb! 9/10 - Metal Hammer

Kraul from Blackpool, ROCK! - Sean McGinty (BBC Introducing)

Straignt up rock, full of balls! A great new rock band, I love em! - Aaron Phillips (AmazingRadio)

Word around the camp-fire is that if you like the 90â€™s Seattle sound, Kraul is definitely a band you want to have a look at - Art Idiot (Music webzine)

Blackpool Rock meets Glasgow Grunge I like it! - Gareth Rees (Spark FM)

Loud and meaningful - Trevor Farrand (ALL FM)

Could be the best piece of rock to come out of Blackpool - Graham Clarke (Maximum FM)

Energetic punk influenced rock - Rik Magee (Pure Radio)

What Krauls sound lacks in subtlety it makes up for with energy. The Blackpool trio have based themselves in Glasgow and clearly draw influence from early nineties grunge mainstays like Nirvana and Dinosaur Jr. In truth there is more to Kraul than first meets the ear, with plenty of addictive hooks emerging through the distortion. A band with plenty of potential. - Gavin Porter (Is This Music?)

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