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Fire at Will

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I went to a show that these guys were opening not expecting much, but they were the big surprise of the evening. The best way I can describe their sound is AC/DC meets the Gun Club.It's music full of dark, seamy undertones, raw blues rhythms and alcohol-fueled fury fronted by a pint-sized geek who can yowl like a baby Bonn Scott. See the Bloody Hollies at the worst kind of rock and roll dive and see what I mean.

you should try and enlighten yourself you guys. seriously, i had a revelation while this music met my ears. that punk garage is just a roar that isn't overproduced and monotonous.

I saw these guys during their tour in spring 2004. It was one of the best shows I've ever seen. It was reall disa pointing that no one was there. I bought their CD right there, they were just that good. The CD lives up to standard ste by their live performance. The Bloody Hollies play an aggresive garage/ punk mix, with influences from old hard rock, and metal (think Motorhead, or AC/DC) and rockabilly. I recomend this Album for anyone who like loud fast rock n'roll.

I have had this CD a week and listened to it 15-20 times already.

It is excellent - lead/rythm guitar and drums. 2 minute 3 chord songs with frantic energy.

It is a natural homegrown progression from hardcore punk.

Steve Albini would approve, I am sure.

you should listen to this. its better than that crap your listening to right now.

I played a song of theirs on my show. good stuff. art punk. listen, watch, love.