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Category: Glam
Year: 2005
Label: Skandalous Music (Independent, UK)
Catalog Number: NONE
1. | Desperado | |
2. | Shock Rock Romeo | |
3. | Teenage Vamp | |
4. | Endless Abuse |
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From: glammetalmonster | Date: June 26, 2006 at 13:33 |
An awesome slab of high octane sleaze metal. The intro riff into 'Desperado' is the best thing you've heard since 'Shout At The Devil'. Some stunning fretwork, coupled with a kicking drumline and compulsory high pitched demonic vocals get your fists pumping the air. The band demonstrate a flash of genius here, hinting at what greatness might have followed this promising debut EP had they not decided to split up. I'm proud to have been a Skandal fan and to have seen 3 incredible live shows! |
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