Strange House - The Horrors

Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - Modern Punk / Artist: The Horrors / Enhanced / Audio CD released 2007-05-14 at Stolen ... more

Strange House - The Horrors ... Transmission / Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Jack the Ripper
2 Count in Fives
3 Draw Japan
4 Gloves
5 Horrors' Theme
6 Little Victories
7 She Is the New Thing
8 Sheena Is a Parasite
9 Thunderclaps
10 Gil Sleeping
11 Train Roars
12 Count in Fives [CD-ROM Track]
13 Gloves [CD-ROM Track]

Newest Review: ... party. Strange House was a good album, I suppose I lost interest in it a bit after its initial release so it definitely ... more

... won't be remembered as a classic but it does show some potential and breathed a bit of life in to a relatively dull year in the Uk music scene. The band's cover of Screamin' Lord Sutch's Jack The Ripper is far superior to that of The White Stripes and there are a few tracks on this album that deserve a lot more attention - for me these are: Count in Fives, She Is The New Thing and Sheena Is A Parasite. She is the New Thing is definitely my favourite track of the album as the vocalist completely nails it with a burst ...more

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Strange House
Release Date: 2007 - 05 - 14, Audio CD, Stolen Transmission

Last Update 26.11.2009 05:50

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Strange House - The Horrors: Some great tracks from Southend! (308 words)
by - written on 15/05/09 (Very useful, 11 readings)
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The Horrors debut album was a nice blend of new wave, kitsch, garage and dance. The outcome was quite quirky and sounded reminiscent of bands like The Cramp. The subject matter as well as the band's overall style is of a dark nature but the type that you know is done completely for effect and is thefore as frightening as a halloween fancy dress party. Strange House was a good album, I suppose I lost interest in it a bit after its initial release so it definitely won't be remembered as a classic but it does show some potential and breathed a bit of life in to a relatively dull year in the Uk music scene. The band's cover of Screamin' Lord Sutch's ... Read the complete review