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Hellbound & Heartless (Dig)

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Do not expect this record to break any new ground. However, it does deliver raw, catchy punk rock n' roll; very much in the vien(no pun intended!) of Johnny Thunders. Lyrically, it's standard raucous subject matter. But hey, these guys are young and this is pretty much regarded as their debut record. Not a bad release at all, good cover of Travelin' Band. I'm curious to see how they follow up this LP.
I heard they've been on hiatus for a while now....one member has another band called Poison Arrows.

This is probably the best release of 2006. These guys play stripped down, straight up Rock & Roll in the likes of the Heartbreakers, Dead Boys, and a touch of Hanoi Rocks. Who said glam punk was dead? Punk rock has become too watered down and distorted in the last 10 years, but these boys go back to it's roots. I just saw them live amongst an unappreciative crowd, but they still played L.A.M.F.!! Go get this album!!!

...this one is for you. The type of music here is very rock n roll type punk, in the vein of Johnny Thunders and the Heartbreakers. The songs are varied enough to keep the entire album from feeling too monotonous. Joan Jett even sings a duet on the album. I can't believe nobody has reviewed this album yet. You got tons of attitude, swagger, and the musical chops to back it up.

This album was unimpressive, though admittedly, I'm not a big fan of pure punk. In fact, I only got it because Joan Jett sings on Track 10. Joan Jett is a fantastic performer and does a great job on "Tearstained Letter".