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On their debut album No Love Lost, Walthamstow's The Rifles mark ... Last Update 24.11.2009 05:46
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by - written on 06/10/09 (Very useful, 6 readings)
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NO LOVE LOST is the title of British indie rock group THE RIFLES album. The album features 11 tracks which I will review. The opening song SHE'S GOT STANDARDS is a livlely start with fast paced melodies and a great rhythm that is supported brilliantly by the guitar and drums with solid vocals. LOCAL BOY is another energetic song with the chorus quite chirpy and has an uplifting feel to it. ONE NIGHT STAND is a song similiar to alot of indie rock songs with lyrics about taking a girl home, but the music is fine nonetheless. HOME TOWN BLUES is a more mellow tune with a relaxing vibe to it. The vocals are quite soothing and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/06/09 (Very useful, 3 readings)
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The Rifles are a tremendously underrated band, criminally so in fact. No Love Lost is a brilliant debut album and one of those albums that seems to never become dull. Lead singer Joel Stoker offers Paul Weller-style vocals to compliment the bands great chemistry and excellent ability to perform together. The album begins with 'Shes Got Standards' which puts you right in the mood for the rest of the album, which is followed by the brilliant 'Local Boy' after a couple of slower paced tracks No Love Lost bursts into life again with 'Peace & Quiet' and 'Robin Hood'. No Love Lost closes out with the excellent 'When I'm Alone' and 'Narrow ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/01/09 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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The Rifles should be one of the biggest bands in the country. They are unknown to a criminal extent, and their high energy, melodic indie rock deserves more recognition. This debut album, No Love Lost, shows phenomenal potential, and is one of the best entrance's onto the British music scene since The Libertines exploded onto the scene. With similar media push, these guys would be just as big. The Rifles produce little innovation on No Love Lost, but instead show a level of accomplishment to which most groups are still aspiring after three or four albums. Their sound is a blend of The Jam, clearly a heavy influence, with Weller-esque vocals, and modern indie ... Read the complete review
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