http://rockreviews247.com/2012/01/18/peepshow-brand-new-breed-review/
The hard rock “scene” in recent years seems to be dominated with bands who all sound the same. Sure, they can fill arenas and stadiums and sell millions of albums but do we really need another Nickelback? One was bad enough.
Luckily, Peep Show do things a little different. There’s glam in there, there’s metal and there’s a whole tonne of killer rock tracks to get your adrenaline pumping through your veins as you pump your fists to their brand new album, Brand New Breed. Opening track (excluding the Intro, of course) Let Go comes packed with 80s inspired glam mixed with some metal and to top it all off a superb guitar solo. Things don’t slow down and the band don’t sit back throughout the album. Carrying on the epic rock anthems that the album comes packed with, Live Free Or Die and Trouble follow suit – making all the other bands jealous of what they wish they were.
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The hard rock “scene” in recent years seems to be dominated with bands who all sound the same. Sure, they can fill arenas and stadiums and sell millions of albums but do we really need another Nickelback? One was bad enough.
Luckily, Peep Show do things a little different. There’s glam in there, there’s metal and there’s a whole tonne of killer rock tracks to get your adrenaline pumping through your veins as you pump your fists to their brand new album, Brand New Breed. Opening track (excluding the Intro, of course) Let Go comes packed with 80s inspired glam mixed with some metal and to top it all off a superb guitar solo. Things don’t slow down and the band don’t sit back throughout the album. Carrying on the epic rock anthems that the album comes packed with, Live Free Or Die and Trouble follow suit – making all the other bands jealous of what they wish they were.
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