Backlash Cop

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Backlash Cop

Studio album by Jetplane Landing

Released

June 18, 2007

Genre

Funk, Punk, Alternative rock

Length

36:36

Label

Smalltown America

Producer

Andrew Ferris

Professional reviews

Rocklouder link

Jetplane Landing chronology

Once Like A Spark
(2003)

Backlash Cop
(2007)

Backlash Cop is the third full length release from Northern Irish band, Jetplane Landing. Released in 2007 on the Smalltown America label it received mixed reviews^[1]. The Album makes many references to black American jazz musicians, notably on "Dizzy Gillespie For President", and "Climbing Up The Face Of Miles Davis". The songs "Backlash Cop", "Dizzy Gillespie For President", "Lungs Of Punk", and "Why Do They Never Play Les Savy Fav On The Radio?" were made available on the band's MySpace page before the albums release^[2].