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 R Borlax - Horse The Band
 R Borlax - Horse The Band ... Tracklisting1 Seven Tentacles And Eight Flames 2 Cutsman 3 In The Wake Of The Bunt 4 Stabbers Of The Knife By Kenny Pelts 5 Bunnies 6 Purple 7 Handsome Shoved His Gloves 8 Immense Defecation Of The Bunt 9 Pol's Voice 10 Big Blue Violence Newest Review: ... is another track from this album to utilise a sound clip, it begins with a clip taken from the 1989 film 'The Wizard' and the ... more ... sound clip used here talks of the 'power glove' which features within the film. The track makes excellent use of the sound clip, this really adds brilliance to 'Cutsman' and is I feel the reason that I perceive it to be one of the best tracks on the album.
Throughout this 'R. Borlax' album the band makes excellent use of its lyrics, always the lyrics are hugely fun and this is the main appeal of the music here. The vocals are ferociously sung out by the band; instrumentally however the music is also highly impress...more |
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R Borlax - Horse The Band: Button Bashingly Good (792 words)
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Originally released in 2003 through Pluto Records, 'R. Borlax' is the debut studio release from the hugely fun Nintendocore band that is HORSE the band. The bands music possesses an experimental hardcore sound, retro Nintendo computer games are a massive influence on the music of HORSE the band and lyrically the bands tracks often here refer to Nintendo computer game characters. A couple of sound clips are also here taken from movies such as 'Mulholland Drive' and 'Donnie Darko' and utilised within the tracks 'Purple' and 'Kangarooster 4057' respectively. Originally the album only contained 10 tracks; the album was re-released through Koch Records in 2007 however and now ... Read the complete review
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