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 Nothing To Prove - H2O
Newest Review: ... the album here, from first track '1995' right through to closing anthem 'What Happened?' the bands sound always is strong and ... more  ... the music is incredibly powerfully presented.
Right from the very first track here it's made clear that 'Nothing to Prove' is an album with which H2O is attempting to return to its roots. The first track present here is titled '1995'; the year that the band formed, and the year before the bands début self-titled album 'H2O' emerged. This is a celebratory album from a band still going strong well over a decade after having first formed. The band lyrically declares with this album that it has 'Nothing to lose', makes...more |
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Nothing To Prove
Release Date: 2008 - 05 - 26, Audio CD, Bridge Nine Last Update 12.11.2009 05:42
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Nothing To Prove - H2O: H2O Has Nothing to Prove (1286 words)
by - written on 27/07/08 (Very useful, 237 readings)
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'Nothing to Prove' is the long awaited fifth studio album from the American hardcore punk band that is H2O. There was a seven year gap between the release of fourth album 'Go' and this 2008 Bridge Nine released record that is 'Nothing to Prove'; the name of the album makes the bands opinion very clear that they have nothing to prove to anyone here, the band has been together since 1995 now and has over the years more than proved its worth as an excellent hardcore punk band. The album consists of 10 tracks and this therefore provides for 29 minutes of music. A number of excellent guest vocalists feature here such as Alkaline Trio's Matt Skiba, Gorilla Biscuits main man ... Read the complete review
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