Kill Your Own - Hundred Reasons

I recall with some clarity when this record was released and remember being glad to see one of my favourite British groups return with a new album (after a two year gap without new tunes by them for my minidisc player). I saw them tour shortly before it was launched and my response at seeing them live was not so different to my response to this album - Indifference tempered with positivity for the few good tracks and a general feeling of woe that another good British band had fallen by the musical wayside. Sticking somewhat belligerently to their template as a 'post hardcore' group, Hundred Reasons stick fuzzy guitars, a lot of drumming and a slightly aloof ...  Read the complete review

"Kill Your Own" is the third studio album from British hard-rock band Hundred Reasons, following the unprecedented success of debut release "Ideas Above Out Station" and it's follow-up "Shatterproof Is Not A Challenge". Released in early 2006, it is the band's first album since their change to the label V2 Music. Many people felt that the band's follow-up from their debut album was somewhat of a let down considering the success of "Ideas Above Our Station" that broke them out of the underground and into the mainstream, so with that in mind, many people awaited for this album with baited breath, to see if the band could ...  Read the complete review