Customer Reviews

House of Ill Fame

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I first saw these guys on the CBC show ">Play" hosted by Jian Ghomeshi... they rocked! I finally got around to getting the CD - which is, so far, essentially unknown in the U.S. - I'm happy the Trews are doing well in Canada but I hope the news get south sometime soon! As other reviewers have said, this CD is one of those rare "no filler" issues... all good and some great tracks, with no junk.

This is the best album I have gotten my hands on in years. Every track is great, and the more you listen to it, the better it gets. The music has energy, emotion, and killer riffs. If pop music is putting you to sleep, buy this album and WAKE UP!

Unlike most groups I hear nowadays with absolutely boring, monotonous, repetitive tracks with possibly one or two good tracks per CD, this is different. The songs are catchy, energetic, not to mention the lead singer does one hell of a job.

My favourite tracks are Every Inambition, Not Ready to Go, Hopeless and Black Halo, but they're all good.

Give this CD a listen and decide for yourselves. Canadian music rules!

I known THE TREWS since a fews month ago.. honestly since the ECMA (2004).They perform the song Not Ready To Go and i absolutely loved it.. so i buy the cd just like that and i loveee this cd.. You need to have it... the voice of Colin is so powerful and i though when i saw them perform, when John-Angus play guitar it will be a lot a guitar on it.. Yes but it's not annoying (like getting on my nerves)like other band....not at all

I just saw the Trews live in concert a couple months back. They ruled. I immediately picked up their CD. It is excellent rock music. None of that new-wave rock or any old-revival rock. This is a ROCK album. Key tracks are "every inambition" and "not ready to go" (their current single). "Fleeting trust" as well has a deadly guitar riff. I expect these guys will be around for a while. They have the talent to anyways.