THE KILLINGTONS
The Killingtons (Meg)
Reviewed by Shaun
Dale
The Killingtons have spent five years cranking out tracks for
compilation discs, putting wear and tear on their touring van and
tightening up their songs in front of a growing cadre of fans before
putting together their first full length CD. That's mighty refreshing
at a time when so many band bios seem to run along the lines of "We met
last week and realized we had something special so we signed with a
major and here it is..."
The music here is mighty refreshing to. Edgy hard rock with a pop
heart, it's got a SoCal feel without succumbing to the cliches of
pseudo-ska or Epitaph pop-punk. This is a real rock band, with talented
singers and players who aren't afraid to sell the hook and songs that
sound like somebody actually thought about what they sound like. If
you've been missing that kind of band, this is the band you've been
missing. With the release of The Killingtons, you don't have to miss
them anymore.
Isn't that refreshing?
Track List:
Magnum * All My Friends Are Vampires * Belly Dancer * Time
Set To Kill * Balladovie * Staring At Concrete * Ninety Three *
Destination Failure * Best I Know * In Memory * Bent
© 2000 - Shaun Dale