Customer Reviews

Aqua Vita

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I first Doosu in Dragonball Z's "Broly: The Legendary Super Saiyan" but I have come to love them but have found them hard to find. All in all they have good sound but horribly underrated. Definately buy this or at least give it a try plz!!

Doosu is the wind through your hair, the pushback into the seat that you feel when your plane scrambles into the sky, the young man proud and tall and capable. They are the young guns, the Fighter Pilots of rock n'roll with the chops to backup the egos. This album is stunning and reminds me of what is best about being young and alive. Absolute badasses.

I have been following Doosu for years, and they [are so good] i can't even put it into words...out of the 150 or so CDs i own, i always find myself sneaking this album, or their newest album, Feng Shui, into the player. Check out Feng Shui, too. Just when you thought Doosu could not ascend any higher into musical maturity and rock mystique, they step it up a notch in Feng Shui. They are really spearheading the underground movement in Dallas right now that is putting Dallas on the musical map in the rock world. This is a must own CD!!

This CD thrusts you into a world of hard gritty guitars, melodic vocals, and tight rhythm, hitting you hard in the face with an overwhelming wave of hard yet melodic emo rock. The lyrics remain introspective and poetic juxtaposed against a background of energetic organized noise. It starts with the hard-hitting "Louisana House Fire, mid 1950s" (Shutt on vocals) and gradually dies down until the almost whispered "Colors of her Hair," (Hess on vocals) an intimate alternative rock ballad. Some highlights of this album include "Bachelor Lungs," "Where Wolves Reside," and "Hot Shot."

If you like this album, try to find Quick Biomic Arms. This album consist of 6 songs and every song of is fabulous.

This would be emo-rock of sorts. Dual vocals with good lyrics. Guitar heavy rock that is DRIVEN by a awesome rhythm section. I saw them at SXSW in Austin and they blew me away. Check out Terra Paka or Gravity Bear Hug for starters and then enjoy this diverse album. These guys are on the track to greatness.

I like this album, eric's vocals are a little bit rougher than bionic arms but still the riffs are great. I love the second track on the album. Keep it up guys.

This is passionate, heavy rock. There are two singers and both are very different, but it really adds to the sound. The album starts out with a bang and gradually ends on a lighter note. It definitely does remind me in some ways of Hum, but the vocals are far better and the changes in the songs make many of them like individual journies. I love it.