In 2010 The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster emerged from the mire - having found a new home at Black Records - with third album ‘Blood and Fire’. ‘Horse Of The Dog’ introduced the most visceral, spiritual, colourful and intense howlabilly head-fuck of a band ever to dive screaming from the front of a stage to chew off your face. ‘The Royal Society’ made them one of the most inventive: the raw ore of the debut honed into mighty slabs of skewed melodic majesty. With ‘Blood And Fire’ - brought to you via Russia and rehab and forged in the searing heat of unquenchable souls on fire – they’ve shown themselves to be true rock survivors.