Outta Control - Kids Like Us
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| Format | CD |
| Available | 24-07-2006 |
| Sourced | Australia |
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Kids Like Us Eulogy debut CD, OUTTA CONTROL, is a mix of hardcore, punk, and southern rock 'n' roll. Here we have 13 relatively quick tracks of pissed off old school styled hardcore with a touch of added heaviness and furious vocals that sound a little harsher than your average shouts, though not taken too far. But despite the intense vocals and added chunkiness to the music, these guys definitely have a good sense of humor, as proved by the fact that the entire layout is done up with killer looking comic book illustrations. Hell, the booklet even folds out into a full color six-panel "poster" of sorts that expands on the cover art. Nice.
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