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Veteran Swedish band the Maharajas offer a competent high-energy mix of garage rock with hard rock and punk rock influences on In Pure Spite. American 1960s garage rock does seem to be the primary influence, though these recordings, perhaps because of inevitable changes in technology, sound a little slicker than those Chocolate Watchband and Sonics vinyl relics of yore. Tunes sullenly sung with crunching elemental riffs, garnishing pile-driving guitar chords with garage organ

This album has an average beat per minute of 131 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 78/190 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Tracklist In Pure Spite. BPM Profile In Pure Spite. Album starts at 174BPM, ends at 87BPM (-87), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Get the Tempo of more than 6 Million songs.

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Artist: Jens Lindberg, The Maharajas, Stefan Brändström. Album: In Pure Spite. In Pure Spite: Best 2 songs. Jens Lindberg, Stefan Brändström, The Maharajas - Can't Take It Anymore 02:35. Jens Lindberg, Stefan Brändström, The Maharajas - The Boy Inside 02:56. Jens Lindberg, Stefan Brändström, The Maharajas: best 2 tracks. Jens Lindberg, Stefan Brändström, The Maharajas - Can't Take It Anymore In Pure Spite, 2014 02:35. Artist: Jens Lindberg The Maharajas Stefan Brändström.

from In Pure Spite, released April 2, 2007. 60' punk garage power pop pub rock rock Stockholm. The Maharajas find influences from all good rock made between 1950 and today. Their albums is mix of garage rock, pubrock, pop, moody punk it's a timeless rock’n’roll manifest without a bestbefore stamp. You Can't Beat Youth. Yesterday Alway Knew.

The Maharajas was formed in the late '90s by Jens Lindberg with the intention of playing Greek-inspired moody '60s music. Lindberg, who was formally in bands such as Crimson Shadows, Stomachmouths, Highspeed V and Blind Shag et. he was looking for a new take on the genre.