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Kate Nash - Made Of Bricks (2007)
"Play" - 1:11 "Foundations" - 4:05 "Mouthwash" - 5:01 "Dickhead" - 3:42 "Birds" - 4:25 "We Get On" - 4:34 "Mariella" - 4:15 "Shit Song" - 3:05 "Pumpkin Soup" - 2:59 "Skeleton Song" - 5:07 "Nicest Thing" - 4:05 "Merry Happy/Little Red" - 13:10 (UK bonus track)
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Fightstar - One Day Son This Will All Be Yours
Label:Institute/Trustkill Genre: Alternative Metal/Metalcore Released: 2007 UK based band formed in 2003. People in the UK will recognise Charlie Simpson (singer/guitarist) as a member of former pop band Busted. Due to Simpson's previous work, the band received negative attention from the start - despite being quite a promising band. I saw them live at Download festival and they were pelted with bottles and eggs in the first 10 minutes, until Simpson made a short speech that ended the disrespect immediately. They were great live, I've always had their stuff on my laptop and found myself liking their songs when they play on random. I recently listened to this album from start to finish and although, in my opinion, the first couple of tracks aren't that great the rest of the album has some astounding moments. They have a nice blend of a melodic and heavy sound, some little extras like the use of samples and string arrangement isn't used boldy but nevertheless is nicely done. "Floods" showcases an excellent use of piano, very reminiscent of Muse's New Born. At the moment, it stands as my favourite track. "Deathcar" is a hardhitting heavy track, which to me represents their sound as a whole - a mixture of dynamic soft and heavy sound. The last track "Unfamiliar Ceilings" is unlike the rest of their work, sounding slightly more electronic and featuring a female vocalist to create a nice atmosphere - it's an interesting way to end the album for sure. The vocals definitely give the band a softer touch, which can turn people away from the band. He has a powerful voice, but it's very...soothing in a way. But the boy can pull off the metal growl when he wants to. If you prefer clean vocals over heavy guitars, then this could be your cup of tea. Highlights: Floods, One Day Son, Deathcar, Amaze Us, Unfamiliar Ceilings DOWNLOAD How ya doing, buddy? |
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