Riff After Riff - Wildhearts

The Wildhearts - The Wildhearts

For a band that have been through so many ups and downs over the years, caused so much chaos and controversy and never truly received the recognition they deserved, The Wildhearts are now back and stronger than ever. Frontman Ginger, also known from The Quireboys and as a solo artist has promised that the days of alcohol and drug abuse are over and the band are fresher, tighter, heavier and stronger than ever with a self titled album under their wing. The album kicks off with a typical Wildhearts track, Rooting For The Bad Guy, which contains some heavier than ever guitar riffs, screeching melodies and many many changes to keep you entertained through in excess of seven ...

The Wildhearts Must Be Destroyed - Wildhearts

a similar way to Permission To Land actually. A proper album, not too short, not too long. 3 to 4 minute classic pop/rock/metal songs. All catchy, all fun, all good. This is NOT a challenging, groundbreaking album. The Wildhearts are NOT experimenting and pushing boundaries like they have been known to. It s just plain, simple, no frills bloody good music. 1 - Nexus Icon 2 - Only Love 3 - Someone That Won t Let Me Go 4 - Vanilla Radio 5 - One Love, One Life, One Girl 6 - Get Your Groove on 7 - So Into You 8 - There s Only One Hell 9 - It s All Up to Me 10 - Out from the Inside 11 - Top of the ...

The Wildhearts Must Be Destroyed - Wildhearts

would expect from The Wildhearts and has a very melodic and catchy feel to it. The first track, Nexus Icon, has to be the most powerful which makes a very strong initial impact before moving onto softer songs such as It s Only Love . This is certainly not a bad album at all and contains some very memorable tracks, but for ...